Kw;', ;■ J ’*. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, i U 9 ite ThaWcathar, Avwsta Daily Nat Ftm e Raa ^nir^»at«r Ctt^ntej ijgraKi Feeaeaat at O. a. W«atlM» Banaa'; Won «ha M tm tk af aeptombw. i$4» ous Methodist. Boards and leadlag Sair, whMIy aad aaatianad vary The Stanley flraup of South Vew Building laymen and laywomen. 9,676 warm thto aftemoont partly etogady .jitbadtst ebunb will maat to­ Pi^israting Silk City Aw G Pri^Eg Thla meeting to to serve as a aM faxUnaRd mUd wttli aeattarad kick-off oecasldn for tha. begin- night at 7:48 and have Mlaa Kmlly oTef Ihe AaiH nfcaaaia late tonight. Smith talk on bar racant trip to. . g o f a etudy o f a aeries of t;lie B est of Everytkin^ I e< CUeehdldee On Leonard St. eight “Faith Booklets", to be stud­ Manehe$ter -^ A Cliy of Village Charm T ki «< ^ lUaohMtw Buropa with tha Oirl SoouU. ied simutaneously by tke church’s ____ aad Loan AMoeiatlon eight and a half million members. \ ifS b* flloMd tomorrow th obMW* Mr. and Mrs. Charlaa J. Brad­ D illon Cdmpany to Con> During tha day group dlscusalons MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 (TWENIft PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS shaw, of 281. Center strait. (CtaMUtod AdvateMtog aa Paga IB) aaeo eC Cotumbua Day. will be held, and a youth banquet in entertainment for VOL. LXIX., NO. 10 nounea tha Wrth of a son, William struct Salesroom There in the evening* i m , 3 t f ftariB, of S4 Drlva F, Charles, at Hartford hospital on The Advance program rapre- October 6tb. —Work Commenced wm grant tlia uta of bar h o m e ^ ■ents Methodiam’B poeltiva thrust tke wkole family Student Tiupped in Debris m arrow avaning at $, ter a pubUc Unable to* handle tha volume of at secularism and Indifference, party to bo bald for the n a Buckland-Oakland club and has the two-foIA purpoae of News Tidbits meeting which was to have been business at the present location on Defenses Crumble baaafit of Bunaet Council No; 46. tha comer of O ntor and , Church deeper understanding of the basic Culled From (/P) Wires to. of P. Tbere wUl ba prlaea and held tomorrow avaning has been elements of the Christian faith, postponed until next week. atreet becauae of crowded and in­ ratraabmanta. adequate apace, the Dillon Sales and an over all increase In mis­ sionary gl'vlng, including overseas Mra.'Ra^h Rockwall, chairman, and Service, local Ford daaler, Is Before Red Drive; •When present strike situation Tha North Mathodlat W.8.C.8. erecting a new building on relief. la over U. S. is In for the greatest and members of the rummage sale The program at Worcester will wlU maat tomorrow afternoon at 2 committee will ba at tha Second the northeast side of Leonard period of prbsp^ty it has ever on: begin at 6:18 a. m'. and will con­ o’clock at the church. Congregational church vestry atreet near Main street known. Secretary of Treasury I Work has already started on the' tinue throughout the day. All are John W. Snyder says., m m e this evening to receive articles for welcome to attend. Moving on Canton the sale there tomorrow at nine new alte. Surveyors havo " stakad Minister Jawaharlal Nehni bf In­ o’clock, which is a project of the tha land and early this morning dia seta out on strenuous gbt-ac- woritman were clearing the area. PRESCRIPTIONS Lucy Spencer group. qnalnted tour of U. 8 .:. New sur­ The brick buUding will be one ElemenU of Communist gical technique for espo5in|( pon- CALLED FOR Mrs. Ralph Kilpatrick, of 87 atoty 148 feet by 60 feet John R. East Carman cregg one of body's most import­ Horton road, gave a party Satur* Wennegren, local contractor and HALE'S Atinies Within 35 ant organs but also one df most., AND day afternoon. In recognition of builder,? has been awarded the difficult to explore in time of the fourth birthday of her small contract Miles of / Tottering trouble—is announced by Univer­ Busy Man Puts Dollar Fleet Admiral Scoffs Oonatnictlon Is sxpected to get Headquarters Head Pledges Russia Again DELIVERED daughter, Oall. Twenty-five rela­ sity of London doctor in ^ew Or­ In Mail Box; Gets It Back \At B-36; Asserts Bul- A lt Conditioned tives and friends helped to Cele­ imderWay this week and DiHoa Provisional: Capital of leans. , brate the event, and remembered plank to move Into his new sales FOR j lets from Fighter room about April 1st of next year. China; Thousanda oi Red Guidance There’s a sweet-fooed little old Seeks Count I^wrenceburg, Tenn., Oct. PINE her with a choice assortment of lady of 73 in Berkeley, Calif., JaU beautiful ahd useful gifts. Games [ Chinese in Hong Kong 12.—(O—H. A, Cunnlnghein. a I P^es Only Things who brags about crime the way busy man, walked to a mAil PHARMACY were' played, and a feature of the Pictured above Is Bliss AUcs Bsokns of 88 Woodland street s c ^ t t a g most Women her age talk of sew­ I Lik^y to Be Stopped; luncheon was two birthday cakes deUvery of the flrat prise, sa B. C. A. Victor ’IWile noodel ’TeletvUloa Local Clergymen GrotewohlFormRlly Pre­ O f A-Bom bs box here yesterday, a letter In' 664 Center Street Hong Kong:, Oct. 12,— (ff) ing or knitting, .‘"rae Most Beau­ made for Oall, one baked by Mrs set from BIU (Bullet) Shaw, of the Silk City A. C. I ^ k l ^ «m to one hand and a dollar in the I Need During War Will T e l 2-9814 Roland Bendell of Hilliard street, sents His Communist' tiful GirU In the World" wUl have other. Burt Pearl of Pean’s Appllaace and Furniture Centre, Televtalpn deal­ To Attend Parley I— Nationalist defensese in to seek new portals after Satur- and the other by her mother. Varl. 'south China crumbled today Austin Calls Move *An* He opened the chute— and Be FasVPlanes Which colored balloons predominated In er from whom the seta were purchased. The I***® .J^„*,**^ Packed Cabinet; Six< dgy night’s closing performance at torola Portable Television set won by A. d. LeOanlt of 818 Billiard before fast moving Gommu- fabulous Earl Carroll theater-res­ mailed the dollar. the decorations and each child re­ street. Ho Is a student at the Dalveralty of Connecticut.______Rev. WUIard J. McLaughlin of Point Program Given other Attempt to Fool He waited at the post office Ctin Hlirass Armies ceived one. niat Armiea. Red elements taurant'in Hollywood.. Fearing the North Methodist Church and another BUck Dnhlln slaying, Los and got his dollar back—then Rev. Fred R. Edgar of tha South were reported within 35 Public* After Secur­ WashWton, Oct. 12,-^fl^ The W. 8. C. S. Group of North The Mothera Circle of the Sa­ Berlin, Oct. 12 — i P h - Prime Angelea police launch Intenalve moiled the letter. •fss HIElOItu Sunset Council Methodist church will bead groups miles of the tottering provi­ search of Griffith park’s Fern Dell ity Council Demand Methodist church will meet tomor­ cred Heart will meet Thursday of members from their respective Minister Otto Grotewohl formally —Salty Fket Admiral Wil- row afternoon at 2 at the church. evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. J)—Dem­ builds up a big B-36 bomber force. 3 SPBBte r B B S IO "Multi-PUy ’ changei FREE! Communists atlU la probably some ministration may let Leland Olds from battleahipa to bayonets. Each W E HANDLE ber 20. The meal will be served public is Invited. ministers at to* Warsaw confer­ appointment go unacted upon at nation would report on its own ocratic Leader Lucas (HI.) pre­ King Supports Halsey plays ell type* of records Automatictlly . . . sund- 80 miles to toe north and northeast ence in 1948. Backing Halsey up with a Gewred ready , for build- from 8 to 8 o’clock. In the banquet At the drawing which took place of Canton. this session of Congress. weapons under Malik’s proposal, dicted the Senate will pass the hall. Mrs. Prentice and each of the at the last meeting toe Council The Heart of the Drag Store Immediate 2— Accepting toe Odcr-NeieseMurray Sees Victory,. statement waa Fleet Admiral ATLANTIC ard 78 r.pjn., 45 r.pjn. and long playing 33 No Sign of Reaiatnnee President Truman tells group with no proirlslen for checking on ‘‘compromise’’ Anderson farm plan ing with a Diaston chain officers have tickets to sell, none netted a tidy sum for the wampum DeUvery frontier, which ceded former Ger­ the truth of the ststementa. Ernest J. King, wartime chief of belt Mrs. Mildred EngUsh, Poca­ r.pjn. record*. See this sundout value today! lliars has been no sign of resist­ man territory to Poland and Rus­ of Latin-American diplomats that today. Lucas told reporters, Naval operations who is ill but Furnace Oil win be aold at the door. THE PRESCRipnbN DEPT. U. S. la committed to "the exer­ H ot Answered on Floor ^ ■aw operated by hontas, and Mrs. Eleanor Buck, ance from toe Sve Nationalist Ar- sia, as a final “peace border.” Ending of Strike Soon Warren Austin, U. S. delegate however, he Sees no chance for still punching for the Navy. Winonah, thank all members for mlsa supposedly lined up to defend 3— Developing trade with the cise of representative democra­ adjournment ot Oingress by Sat­ The Navy also had a stato- St. Margaret Mary Mothera Cir- cy” .In western hemisphere.. who is this month’s chairman of els, will meet tomorrow evening their cooperation. When Illness strikes sit^ your doctor prescribes, we Canton. An estimated 80,000 goV' "youngest people’s republic"— the council, did not answer Malik urday. That had been the target ment from-Fleet Admiral Chester Past chiefs of Sunset Council emraent troops were falling back Communist China. American Embassy officials In date. W. Nlmitz to be put In later. wfltb Mrs. Eldward Moriarty of 47 wiU consider it a privilege to serve you. imunlst dlspatchto Prague say they are trying to on the fioor. But Immediately L T. WOOD Tanner street. are reminded of the Great Council on the eit;d tyf. . Coini 4— A naw economic plan evenConciliation Service Go­ Shortly after Lucas made bis And it sandwiched in a direct ED. WRUBEL session In toe Stratfleld Hotel, speeulai;tM that they would be track do'wn whereabouts of Noel after the meeting he told news­ more Intensive than to* currant Bom b T akes men; "A eensus of weapons with­ forecAst the Senate agreed to plea from Capt. A. A. Burke, pres* 24 North Street Bridgeport, Friday and Saturday, evacuated by spa to Formosa and ing Ahead on Sepa­ Field, former U. S. State depart­ start voting at 2:30 p. m. (e. s. t.) Mrs. Joseph Naretto, of 25 3 Big Reasons two year plan,- to get under way In out verification is meaningless. ent assistant chief of Naval opera* CO. October 14-18. At this meeting Islsnds. 1950. ment employe, who reportedly on tbe MU and all remaining TeL 2-2970 Or 4028 Maple street, has entered Hartford CEKTER PHARMACY rate Meetings With This is another attempt to fool tions, for reinstatement of tha {il Bisaell St. Phone 4406 Mrs. Elsie Delmonte of Danbury ... Chinese newspapers said Acting 8—Abolition of food rationing, Pilot’s Life vanished behind “Iron Curtain" amendments. Navy’s thwarted plans to build g heapltal where she will undergo a will be elevated to toe position of 487 MAI^BTREET TEL. 4253 Praaldent U Tsung-Jen may go to last spring.. Five Dutch aoldlers the public. major operation. except for meat and sugar, next Union, Industry Heads "The proposal for the addition Lucas was questioned after flush-deck super-aircraft carrier, Great Pocahontas. A delegation , “Where Pharmacy Is A Profession” °Kwailln, capital of Kwaiiigsi prov­ year.. reported killed and one missing In brief conference with President from Sunset Council is planning, to y' - ince, Instsad of following the gov­ of atomic bombs to the census Halsey's general argument wax •Wh» You Schauta Buy 6—Equal rights for ' former latest of - series of clashes with Truman following a trip to the that the need in event of war will Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, No. attend toe banquet, public Installa. ernment to Oiungking. He would Air Force Officers Now adds nothing new," Austin said. Complete Line O f Diabetic Foods and Supplies £ Naris wha were not convicted of Pittsburgh, Oct. 12.— (/P) guerrillas which are threatening White House to see Sherman Min be for fast planes which can bar- 2048, V.F.W., win hold Its semi tion, entertainment and .dance, tein hla close aaeodate, Gen. Pal Look for Means of to upset aneosy two-month-old “H continues to refiect an unwill­ FRIDAY IS THE DAY Friday evening. Mrs. -'Cyrene Chung-Hai, who has Just with- direct Crimea, and a “fight with — Philip Murray says the na­ ingness on the part of the Soviet ton sworn In as a member of tbe rass an enemy's Armiea, knock monthly meeting this evening at 8 FREE DELIVERY Television at Gift's the sharpest forces ot law against topee agreement In East Java. o'clock sharp. Booth has been elected a delegate p* into Kwangsl tionwide steel strike will end Eliminating D an g e r union to reeognlse the real natuse Suprema court. out bridges and disrupt his trans* 8 P. M. THE TIME Archbishop of Canterbury lashes In •view of the legislation pend­ port. and Mrs. Myra Fitzgerald, alters ' Open An Day Sunday . I . or fsaoiam. soon— -with camplete •victory aate Af contxa. o; the atomic problem.” nate. to the NationaUstf. ing,' Lucas sold he doesn’t see how Would Not Stop Army Sunday school teachers will hold .for Ws tneir In their fight fo r Elgin Air Base. Fla., O ct 12— cepnvea fn Britain, saying that The Russian proposal was not WHATt, WHERE? HOW? Air Conditioned For Your Comfort ' n x 'Foala ic Ooim 'nnieta'"'’' acted on and Malik refused to go Congress con adjourn by Satur­ He said that by-poseing the their monthly meeting this eve­ ' Gontimse To SqnnbUa free pensions and insurance. even adolescents con obtain them ning at 7:30 at the Concordia Lu­ 1. BUY FOR LESS MONEY Six of Qrotewohl’s 14 minister* (/P)—Air Force officers looked to­ from slot machines . . . Bristol into detail on it when he spoke day. Armies and hammering at urban IteanwhUe, Nationalist leaders the Important'six—were alloted “I assure you that before “We are going to pass a form CHAMPION BOXER PUPPIES theran church. Two Cars Involved bontinusd to squabble. day for a means M eliminating the* police send out state-wide atlorm to newsmen after the meeting. centers far. to the rear would not to Communists. very long we will all be hap­ danger of bomb release accidents for 15-year-old freshman high Malik was directly asked If bill today,” he said. stop on )Vrmy. 2. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS l i was again trying to resist sf- A pro-Sovlet Christian Demo­ "It will be the Anderson bill.’' To Be Given Away At fOrU by “ rstlred" President py,” Murray said in a fight­ In Jet planbs after a spectacular school pupil who has been missing Russia has atomic weapons. If military history shows ona In Minor Crash crat, George Dertlnger, was named from his home since Monday . . Hs answered, "Read the Tass Uncertain on Acceptability thing, Halsey said, it is this: Chlang luU-Shek to run the south foreign minister. But the vital ing address at Yoimgstown, O. It tragedy which took the life of a BANTLY’ S SERVICENTER r o m p t a n d show. Pal’s abrupt with­ was hla first talk of a pop tour to Britain’s Conservatives open their communication.” Asked if the Anderson MU was Siege operations have novor.. 3. SERVICE P ministers controlling interior af­ young fighter pilot annuel party conference In Lon­ A minor accident at the Inter­ drawal from Hunan provtoce was take him to several of the nation’s That Soviet press agency said acceptable to the president, Lucas succeeded against on enemy while 838 MAIN STREET fairs, planning, Industry, foreign Use of the type of bomb, known don in atmosphere of election fer­ on Sept. 25 that the Russians have replied don’t know,” that enemy possessed troops in tha section of East Center and Sum­ EFFICIENT aald to have resulted from trade, education and Justice went steel centers. ss parsfrmg, a contraption of par­ Kay's ' CSilang'e falhirS to provide suffl- vor, with Deputy Leader Anthony atomic weapoim at their disposal. Mr. Truman has been reported field which could attack tha be­ Doable Coupons The Best Of The Week mit streets yesterday afternoon in­ OLDSMOBIL'E to members of GrotewoU’a Social­ No Beply From Industry achute and fragmentation, has Eden blasting pound de*-aluaHon Wltii An ’ Purehsses Of A DoUar Or Bfore MANCHESTER MOTOR SAKS The agency statement followed by some coUers os favoring 90 sieging forces.” ist unity (Communist) party. There was no reply frqm Indus­ been suapended ufitll inveatlgation as cut In wages, living standAds percent of parity price support volved cars driven by Frederick,W. . (Continued on Pago Twelve) of the accident has been completed disclosure by Freaident Truman Bombing cities and induatriaa>- TTDM. OAS—PBESTOUTR BATTERIES—D. S. TIRES Soviet Ambassador Vladmimir try to Murray's optimism—or to and social servlcea. that on atomic explosion took for basic crops intesd of the slid­ Beauty Salon briswold, Jr.. 42, of 137 Brookfield Come in and see the list of. CLIFF'S satisfifid Beminov again attonded Parlia­ his charges Indtutry had forced and correctivs steps taken. the NaVy says that is oU the B-36 •street, and Arnold George Butler, place recently In RuasitL ing scale of 75 to 90 per cent pro­ could do— la essentially a siege op­ \ ment's session and conferred 'with 484.000 of his men tp strike. . The accident occurred In the posed by Senator Anderson (D., 32, of 738 Tolland Turnpike. Pa­ customers. It is the largest in town. People are Grotewohl before It opened. Bern- The U. S. Conciliation service oiidst of a high speed Jet war Added Interest In Statements eration, Halsey said. BANTLY'S SERVICENTER trolman Primo Amadeo investigat­ Czechs Open Ionov is slated to be head of the . Malik’s statements yesterday in N. M.), former secretory of Agrl- King aald that any war or peooa CLOSER went ahead setting up separate game carried out yesterday before Couple Found .culture. QUALITT MERCHANDISE ed. smart in buying from a televisioh expert. new Soviet Ountrol commission 1,000 student officers and guests the Security Council took on add­ plans that deprive the Navy of itX' meetings with union and top In­ ed Interest becauae it was the first The president colled Lucas and Wlnnera Most Be Preeent To Claim The Doga Police report that both vehicles which will jk ^ rv isc the satellite dustry leaders Ih an effort . to at one of Elgin’s 12 air fields. fighting atrength "will become tka were proceeding west on East Seized Shops Russian statement of atomic pol­ other senators to the White House plans for our own defeat.” republic. end the strike. The first session Bomb Explode* Beside Plane Shot in Home Oct. 10 to 24 Center street when B'.itlor started :eanwhile, a new drive by icy since Mr, Truman’s disclosure. yesterday and urged them to get Like Halsey, King said the far- to make a right turn into Summit NEW Is scheduled with Bethlehem Steel The •victim was Second Lt Rob­ Malik returned to - the United together on some kind qf form flying hlgh-altitude bomber is bs- Western Berlin to be Included In corporation tomorrow at. New street and struck' toe left front New Nationalixed Busi' ert S. Kavanaugh, 26, son of Mrs. bill he con sign. of the Griswold car with his right (OontiSned on Page Twelve) York. Lois Kavanaugh of Roanoke, Va. Shelton Medical Exam­ (Continned on Page Fourteen) His reported differences with (Continued on Page Fourteea) rear fender. nesses in Prague; Con< The Conciliation service also Kavanaugh was flying one of four his two top senatorial lieutenants kept an eye on reopening of con­ Republic F-84 Thiinderjets in a iner Gives Murder on the farm measure may cloud YOU ARE INVITED OLDSMOBILES tinue Purge ^rrests tract talks today between soft strafing and parafrag bomb attack And Suicide Opinion the issue for the Democrats fh ths Sell pots and pans, dishes, stove pipes, lawn ^ w e r s , Hunt Closing coal operators and the striking on a simulated enemy command Urges Backing 1950 campaign. Prague, Csechoalovakia, Oct. 12 380.000 United Mine Wotkera. JV* station. A few seconds beyond the The Senate quickened Its pace FREE LECTURE AUTO GLASS Rocket Engine 88 and 98 Models, Also 76, snow shovels, curtains, blankets, lamps, living worried over the approaching Shelton, Oct. 12—(.ip)—The bod­ —(F)—New natlomdlsed businesses tarket, one of the little bombs ex­ on the price support measure os if PINEHURST room furniture, clocks, watches, diamond rings, gas, crisis as the result of the 24-day ploded hesiije hla plane. ies of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gluz, Flashes! \ MIRRORS sprang up in Prague today In His Business World System to bear out Lucas' prediction. \ AND DEMONSTRATION Big Six Models. A coinplete line including old coal strike. The tall section fluttered through an elderly couple, were found early Anderson urged senators to quit tires or automobiles. Cliff concerttrates in giving you today In the Howe avenue home of (Late Bolle^u of tbe OF) Wire) shops whosj* owners had been Threatening Knockout Blow the air and the plane crashed to tglking and do some voting. television pleasure. sslsed In widespread police round- Both strikes are threatening the ground from , about iOO foot their son. Open the famous Holiday Coupe. No More Public ’ Hear­ Dr. .Edward J. Finn, medical ex­ House Foreign ‘Affairs With only a few amendmenU upe. The purge arrests were re­ knockout blow at -American econ- altitude, ending a long skid In pending, the Senate quickly dis­ burst of flame and smoke. Reporta aminer, said It was a murder and Prqgireas Mode On Treaty ported continuing. ings on Five Per Cent- a suicide. He said Gluz had shot Com m ittee „A sked to posed of three. Several people who went to (Continued on P i ^ Two) from studies of the wreckage and . Washington, Oct. 12—OP) See- RAY LeBLANC hts wife with a .22 caliber revolver rotary ot State Acheson told the Your Used Car May Be Used As A Down Payment trade with their former neighbor, ers Before January witness convinced Ajr Forfce offi­ l^upport Federation Noted Connecticut Phot4>glrapher AUDay cers that one of the bomb para­ and then had turned the weapon Senate Forrign Relattons commit­ hood druggists, bakers or book on himself. shops reported they found Oommu- chutes had snagged on the con­ tee today, "a good deal o i pro­ CU/f Only Sent Washington, O ct 12 (jp)—Jamas • Paralyzed for Month* Washington, ' Oct. 12—«(/P)—The ‘Heat Wave’ gress” hOs been mode with Rnssla AT THE “Y” 8 P. M., WED., OCT. 12 nlst-controlled national adrolnis- V. Hunt, a central figure in the Norway Reds tainer hung under the plane (ing. House Foreign Affairs' Committee Then the bomb, armed by the Dr.. Finn sa(d Mrs. Gluz hgd on on Austrian peace treaty. Talk­ trations had been Installed,. Senate five per centqr Inquiry, Is bten paralyzed for the post six was urged today to approvers plan ing newsmen after a cloeed- Wednesday MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Businesses Seised closing his management counselor opening o f the chute, had swung or eight months. N ot A bated Sponsored by the Village Camera Gub Badly Beaten against the plane and exploded. to build the United Nations Into a door sM ion, Senator Connolly (Ih. OPEN EVENINGS The bualneabea .bad been seized business because of Ulneas, Sena­ The shooting occurred, police world federation with powers "to Trx.^ committee dtolrman, sold iaADlb AND by toe government. In some cases tor Hoey (D.,' N. C,| said today. Official obaervera reported nu- Come along . . . and bring a friend! in V i Oeator S t ' sold, some time after 6 a. m .' pteserve peSce and ■ prevent ag­ Acheson advised the senators that Farnltore Tope'' it was reported .the |a>i>lltes of the Hoey said the special Senate In- rherous fragment hMes In the tall •The couple’s son, Michael, with WEST CENTER AT HARTFORD ROAD * of Kavanaugh’a plane. gression." , Mercury Heading for the United States and Russia have Store Fronts, Flotiira former owners also had been v.eatigaliona sub-ponunittee he Lose All But One of whom they lived at 298 Howe ave­ Rep. Brooks Hays (D-Ark) told 4igre^ Informally that Austria Extra Large Catches Flying Bits of Sletal Venetian Bltnda / thrown out of their spai;tments. beads will hold no more public 11 Parliamentary Seats nue. had left for his work in the the committee the proposal is Mid - Summer Marks, wiU have her pre-war.boundaries. This lent substaritlatloa to per­ hearings on .the five per center A squadron mate's plane also Keiite plant, Seymour, half an backed by 104 members of Con­ • • •' sistent reports that police actioig matter at Itest before January. caught a few of flying bits of hour before the eldqrly couple’s In East and Suulk Still Opposes 56-Group PtoB CAULIFLOWER TELEVISION Held Ever Sinc6 1945 metal. gress and by many citizens, includ­ ag^nst small buaineMmen which He said the subcommittee will soh-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ing five governors, and business WosMngton, (>ct 12 — (g) engulfed most of Prague the last decide then whether hearings The four phtnea were from the ■Mrs..Peter Smsrz, who occupy the Stock 1 9 c and professional leaders. By The Associated Pi^ss President Trumoa today rsaswnsi 10 days-bad been aimed , at Ilqul should be resuroad. The inquiry Oslo, Norway, O ct 12 — (IF) — 55th fighter squadron of the 20th apartment upstairs, heard the two his opposition to a 88-groiip Air Norwegian Ck>mmunUts suffered Fighter gtoup based at Shaw Air shots. Hays First Witness The early autumn season "'heac dating remnanta of ttie middle centered on the question of Hays was the first witness os Force at a White House cotffer- Look Into A Home Loan class. Big . enterprises had long' whether Improper iniluence fig­ an overwhelming defeat in Mon­ base, Sumter, 8. C. SmArz ran downstairs and foimd Buy from a television expert and have the committee opened hearings oh wave" continued over most of the ence with member* of the Beasto since been natlonMlsed. ured in the handling of govern­ day’s nationwide elections, losing The morning-Tong program called Mrs. Gluz lying in the bed. a bullet Appropriations committee. . Tlw for '.*'fort to turn up a durable substance objectives. , a propoeel to coonter Forelfa.IllSK PORK the mortgage as the home progresses. Mortgage dreda of Job holders considered said he never did anything Impro. nylon,, coating about'seven cents to place between the femur- (thigh deat)is Included seven in Wisconsin, "politically unreliable’’ and Jailing per In conducting his bualhesa. Seats won by the. other partleq. Hays, who Introduced the resolu four In’ Kansas, throe each to later And«4 Y. VisUneliy'e echeMO applications acted upon within a week. Inquire O TELEVISION were (previous strength in psr- apiece may moke walking pooclble bone) and the knee bone of per­ for "peeoe" when it coomo op fed of many of thej Hoey said Hunt has been advl*. for thousands of persons now crip- sons crippled by arthritis. tion several months ago, sold it Wyoming and UUnois; two each in CHOPS Lk. 69c People etui .teund It difficult. If ed by hie phyeidian to close out hie enthesei):' $ would be "trogfesUy inconsistent South Dakota- and, Nebraska and dteto hi the 86-oaUea FeUtisol 495 Hartford Road, Cor. McKee Street— Phone 2-4304 Soneerva'tlves, 21 (25); Aga- pled^by arthritis, in the opinion of Previously, muscle tissue, metal' Mominee, proheMy oext week. not impoeslw, to obtain Informs butineM. Hoey eald Hunt will do two Boston doctors. ' He plates and other substances had If we let” th g ^ , N. foil for lock one in Iowa. tIon about om sted relatives. that effective Saturday. riana, 12 (|0); Uberals. 22 (2d); of the propqy power. Federal foresters w en cnlled la Open Evenings Till 7— Thors, and Fri. Till 9 ' Christian People’s party, 8 (8). Doctors John G. Kuhns and been used In' efforts to maintain AN T h e weeping patents of one ' The subcommittee' met behind Theodora A. Potter reported suc­ functioning seporatlpn of knee “ It m i^ be strengthened. It to clear a rood to on area 100 mlloa young woman who waa sslsed by closed doors today to study a de­ must be/teinforced, we must not wostfbf Mlsscmla, Mont, when a Progoe, i i cessful knee-Jo(nt operations last bones that tended to grow togeth­ Onotonialet led | night Mldlng police last week re- mand'by three. Republican sens Treasury Balance night by a method known os "ny­ er. ■ ' ■ '■ iet thisthif 'nobly not conceived world or- snowstorm isolaUd 70 htmuro. o e / u / ie e . portegythey had been turned away tors that the Investigation be kept lon arthroplasty.” "The operation takes about on gonloMton flounder In weakness," A narrow bond of rain today ox- savn il timee from Prague’s central open. Woohington, Oct. 12.^-(4q—^The ’they product^ as exhibits three hour and la not a difficult one,” Dr. he o d d ^ tsnded from lower Michigan south­ I •' W A L T E R M LECLER C SAVINGS uWlOAN ASSOCIATION, INC. p ojm headquarters. Hoey said - the OOP members pooltion of the Trcosuiy O ct 10: patients who had been treated at Kuhna said. The nylon is sewn ^llepraaantaUvs Battle (D„ Ala.-), ward through Indiana IntovPorb! 29 mAin STRCgT Advertise in The Herald— It Pays nay eald the police told then) “agreed absolutely’’ that there Net . budget recelpta. |123,752,- Robert Breck Brigham bospitoL on khd wherever we have to crease .4 Foreign Affairs committee mem- of Arkansas, Loutsiaiia i n i south­ ------ORGANIZED APffiL 1691 ------bey didn’t know how many people would be no point In scheduling 331.11; budget expenditures, 307,- All. wars able to walk normally. or plea^lt, we pass a cautety, -ber, proposed asking ths president ern Texes. Elaewbsro acroM the , niAnCHESTCR. TEL.5260 more public hearinga until Hunt, 666,285.96; cosh balance, 64,920,- Dr. Kuhns sold that he gnd Dr. wMch vrorks Uka a soldering IrOn ------. , Country the weather wss saneroUy V o u f a g o Tara) and Bennett eaa be called. 076,460.89. ’ . Potter teXortod to nylon.in aa af-tover tha fold." XOeatieiisg ee Fi^f-Twalvel ;teir. X J ■ ' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJO. MANCHESTEl XONN .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 MAKCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , BtANCBESTBB, OONN« WEDNESDAY. UCl'UBER 12» 1949 TWC lA-ii-pi Sion* are schsduled in the staal I Couple Found ^ step toward cotlecUvlcatlott of the Murray Expects - disjputoi the soft coal operators time of bla death ba was state Czechs Open country’s small farm*. _ Lists Recreation Ftfcilities went to West Virginia today to , In the capital here, mean hlle, Collision KilU 25; agent for Automobile Insurance Strike Victory confer with UMW representatlvee. Shot in Home Co., an affiUkto of toe Aetna unconfirmed reports Southern operators came to ' Seized Shops that an estimated M.OOO to 40,(KW For Fall, Winte Charleston a day early and their 100 Are Injured compaay. (Ce«tl»iM8 froH .n g a Om > He leaves his widow, , two son*, J i S person!, had been ilTbcted In ,tre (Continued freu Page One) leader gave no sign of giving In to a daughter and a aiatar. (CMtinoad from Pcf« On«) government’s purge in Bohemia Lewis who wants an ipeteese in iK fthitMrMlltll and Moravia of small business and a shock and ;Hr, Olu* had been 'Buenos Aires, Oct. 12—VPH- Funeral aervioes will be held at Recreation facilities in Manehca.^^ omy. More and more Industries 20-cent royalty payment* to hia toe Ahem FuAeral - home, ISO, professional men, the clergy and Baat Rida Uld off by toe Waterman Foun­ Twenty-flve person* were kUled they held and that It.wai Impoa- ter for the fall and winter aeaaun are being affected, welfare and pension fund. and-mote toan 100 Injured In a Farmington avenue, Friday at 111 ■ wonliis alCB el Fta- alble to trace Individuala. the armed forcea. will be availabto Monday, October Gymnasltbn; . Iron Age, the national meta'* President' Joseph Moody of the tain Pen Oo„ for which he had- 8:16 a. m. with a aolemn high _ iliMliitwi th«t Ur* aad craw Though it has confiscated church working weekly, aaya if real col- collision of a freight Ualn and a > M r. Am4 tkte raww< Thev were told to return Sunday ------17, it was announced tod-iy by John Monday, ' 7:00-8:00, Southern Soft Coal Producer* as worked for many years. Glu* waa resort-bound psasenger train just mass of requiem In S t Lawrence with a food package ana If thin ! farm property and Gym class. ^ tlv * bargaining docs not take oeiChUe can casH awn aarlMi* traabla WM accepted they W ild at leaat' 50 hectarea (124 acr«), tl^e goy* Falkowskl, Rec director. soclatlon said lewis’ methods of 69, hia wife. Matrons, 67. before midnight here last, night O'Toole church at 8. Burial will be ; .^MiSrtamaliaflaanutiaa aad blaa«» Swimming Pool: '^'aca soon, the &untry ckn look administering relief ‘‘Is a Tam- Though the transport system’* In Mt. St. Benedict cemetery. TCttaa BO B««d to 'take ckaaeca wita know theh daughter waa In cu»t; eminent so far ha* been carelul A complete achedule of actlviUea Monday, 8:00-9:00, Women’s >r one of the worst tleups In its la FaUlag Health o$ Lato . F hutny hall proposition of - hand­ electric power waa cut off to pre­ ,1.1. Mtr pot- A BOW. aalciiti6e tMtarant Know incir o« B I tn its handling of the country’s tn- '” b*caus* It will kpock le- Mrs. Smars said bar fatoer' had Vofarifucaa-Dow aCm rm l tody. ‘ I dlviduallstlc, traditionally conser­ for the season is Hated at the East pluMe. outs.” He declatod: vent further mishap*,- one eleotric yJairSmTMrSSi M* awtalaa * New Escape*. Kavesded Side and West Side buildings and WMinesday, 6:00-7:00, Young eoVdry efforts of the economy into been in faUlng health of Uta. She Loss of $40,000 l^^SaMlrwrrraM «n«thal ^ Police broadcasta toid of ------vative-- peasant*.------A cocked hat.” :‘We want' It (the fund) set up said she had not known her father trtin caught fire due to A abort at the YMCA. Gills’ swimming elassM. so that it is sound, propsr and rea­ circuit Firemen were fighting Exactly as adrcrtlBed in atrar* rio>Wet«a la tho tataMaa emt escapes from the weri^stocked leh- i However, by R*vlng co n 'll to Wednesday, 7:00-8:00, Bagln'’ Iron Age said eteel stocks aie owned a gun. . fWWtB ttWBI frCNM tb* body. or camp®. i Communist-dominated AgricuU The junior member season ex­ gehprsdbr s q ^ e r than had at first sonable.” these flames early this morning When Bam Bums tile Post and Better Homes. •e 4oa*t c a a ^ wHli Pln-WoiaH. At tha nsrs’ elato. NaUves of Galicia, Austria, the there were six people, including i tUra! union or cooperaHve of dis- tend* from Oct. 17 to April 1. The been estlinw^^ It added that There was no oOmment front but no casualties were reported. t o t alCB e l Infaotlon. aik yoor Orucairt Wadnesday, S:00-»;00, Intarms- dead couple were married In New . ---- .> n s B /fa r M », tha Moaa oaajwto-takc taUato p«rv a woman; ih the latest group of | tribuUon of farm ^ junior rooms are open each night, close checktn8\mdicates - few tig UMW leaders who hadn’t yet ar­ York city 48 years ago Nov. 1. Guilford, Oct 12——Eme*t mated hi* lo«s at $40,000. FOR RENT duced rates for ahowers and bowl- league. the U. S. Navy and Mrs. Mildred . F. Jordan, 66. for SO years an em­ Thirty cows which bad been owned farm machinery, barna and j _ i I ’ tng Tiissday, 8:00-10:60,. Special ntng but then, continuing tihtll Offlo* At SU Main Street mid-December. Murray already Club to Sponsor Negri of Stratford.. ploye of the Aetna Inaurance Ck>„ turned out to paatdte for the night First Floor •‘°T'rc.SS‘;p p .o ...r..u ,F o r Sand, Gravel y ^ group* and Boy Beouts. served noUct he 'wants free pen' Oilef of PoUoe WiUlam J. Don­ ''died at Hartford ho*plUl ycater- were unharmed and smidoyea making them available for cor mon | ------! |ng» are o^n for league and group Wqi)nsaday, 8:00-7:06, Free alone and insuianc* for the fab­ ovan said that Olua bad bought da^ following a heart attack while succeeded In caving two horses, a Inquire Mrs. Anna R, Dart periods. 7 Dances at tlie Y Uhe A2 caliber gun .In Shelton yes­ bull and a-calf from toe flames. use wherever necessary. There vms , Questioned today ‘f «dt9ber 13.*nd con­ nothlnr of this sort In mind for East Side Bulldthg ' Bowling AUeya; . , compahy laid off about 8,600 em­ tinue until November. Fund* Than Any Other D o lla r You Spend Monday,. 8:00-10:00, Men’s the present. Gymnasium; ployes at its Chicago M(£ormiek raised by the'dancehsWlll be used \ Mr. Nussdorf said that at this Bowling league. plant becauae of depleted rtoel Mondsy, 8:00-9:30, Men's Gym Tuesday, 6:00-10:00, Men’s bowl­ suppliee. That brought the total to transport the club ivembera to time be Intends to use sand and class. NOW — m wnp SI . V gravel from the land in his regular ing league. of men strike-idled in related in­ veteran’s home* , toroughmit the Tuesday, 7:00-10:00, Men's .Wednesday, 8:00-10:00, Men’s dustries to more than 50,000—In- AcIlMiI Romane*! activUles. Basketball league. ’ state Where toey entertain Uj* in­ Georg* BsM la Bowling Itagu*. cludlqg 41,000 on coal and steel- mates, The Artlsta’ club\dld Wednesday, 8:00-9:00, Interme­ Thursday, 6:00-8:00, Boya’ hauling railroad*. similar charitable work ’ast yi “ OUTPOST - Gives Approval for Cottage* diate Basketball league. Mce- Bowling league. The Milwaukee railroad an­ Membership In the chib 1* p. ThwSday, 8:00-9:60, Junior Friday, 6:00-10:00. Open for nounced it is temporarily reducing to anyone with a little stage, radio IN JfibROCCO” Hartford, Oct. 12 — (Pi — The ; Basjretball league. State Real Awets Advisory co n-j I reservationa. some of Its passenger train serv­ or television experience. Rehearaal* rVCBt "Croohad Way" Friday, 6:00-9:30. Special groups ice to conserve coal. for the tour of vet home*, which mittee has ^-en its approval for j YJS.C.A. BuUdlag Murray pulled out all the stop* EngagemsMt Only four physicians’ cottages,At Cedar-> Saturday , .u "a. „ m., 9;30-12:0o, Jun- will sUrt In November, .are now U 1:46—Ev*. At 7:18 Gymnasium: in,, hi* speech. Some of hi* re­ underway. crest sanatorium at a pei- tmit cost [ lor Basketball, marks: of $21,000. / Swimming Pool: ' Monday, 5:36-7:00, Men’s Volley The “Y” dance* will feature Monday, 6:00-8:45, Boy’s plunge. baU. "I 'have met more hypocritee The Three Stylists” under the Monday, 7:.00-8:00, Men’s plunge Monday. 7:30-10.00, Senior Bas-1 i direction of Dick Brunette, saxs- NO Huauiii'TO! Thursday. 8:00-7:()0. Boy’s swlpa- j ket 'Ball league. | “Anybody who wants to be phonist. The trio is rounded out mlng class. ’ Tuesday, 2:30-5:30, Girls’ Gym, against me can be against nie and by Fred Boochino on .the d:-um* Friday, 6:00-6:45, Boy’s plunge. |5th and 8th grades. I’ll beat him in the end. and John Coughlin with the bass Friday, 7:00-8:00, Men’s plunge.; fiddle. Coughlin la also connected Swimming lessons, life saving,; T,oo.9:». D ,, 1 with ,tha "Moonlight Serensders.” and water ball are taught. | Tlie floor sho\v will include h i ir Bowlihg Alleys; Elaine K.. ‘The Girl with the Monday. 6:00-10:00, Women BMket B^l P^^tice., 1 the audience were elderly Golden Voice, of the Wieet:” Robert sm M U s bowling. ^ Wednesday. 7:30, Senior Basket ^ displaying in hi* Gagnon, formerly known as ' Th# Tuesday,, 6:00-10:00, Social I Ball league. j ! lapel a sign which said: Singing Guardsman;” the Buehner bowling. Thursday. 8:00-8:00, Intermedi- t j * pension.” Trio and Doris Carpenter, aecom- Wednesday. 6:00-10:00, Social: ate Basket Ball league. -----Will Go Right----- Ooun Line pahlst. The club Is imder the oi- . bowling. i Thursday,, 8:00-10:00, Badmin- Murray left little doubt he'll go j rection of Hector LaQace. *' Thursday, 6;60-9;00, Open for I ton. right down the line to get free! SPECIALS reservations. ! Friday,/8;30-7:00, Men's VoHey pensions and insurance. Ini Industry ; Friday, 6:00-10:00, Opdn for I ball. h v . offered him a 10-cent hourly | reservation*. ! Friday, 7;00-9;30, Open for rea- package but insists the workers [ I ervsftlons. i chip in. Murray says no to that— 1 Saturday, 10:00-11:45, Junior i he contends such a program would. 1 Start* That*.. “ Brld* el rrsahaattslm*' $8.50 i Basket Bali game*. i In effect, be a pay slash as It would j P lat “ Se* e t rrsaksattolB” ' Saturday. l;po-4:00, Junior Bas-: reduce his wopkers’ take-home] ^ ket ball firames'X i P*y* ' Saturday 8 00X;00i Recreation ' The fighting Scotsman reviewed . a n * -THE NEW ROAD-PROVEN i 'X I the events which led to the strike, i. VO«Ui ' P*S°°: ______TViAsdavs ' Murray said his strikers are not •000 Moutiasiai Each afternoon exc^^esda^^^^^ in going paylesZ. declaring EASTWOOD widths AA to C , and union em^bye is being paldj ^caSKTSTBiaTARi.*’’ Mbm to t Intramural h“ het bMl gafetf « « ; during the Atrikl He said he | With I,«ratU Veaa* • Crisirt* H*Ui MERCURY . played from 2.30 to 5.30, . ^ . stopped.his $25,000-a-ycar salary PUt »i8PECIAI. aOBNT” . i BowUng Alley* \i when he flashed the strike signal. | o»ii4itr.. Tha* Wsadertal S**.i f lA iiblStiK?” 'Gw varioas Finance Plan* are W u ^ sad *lw I.a4]r* WERBNER’S Sexlble Miongh to.,aeive yoar own ladiridnal seeds. Talk it over with $ SHOE STORE ■*. Tour present ear may equal or exceed (he required-down payment. 2119 Bowli^ le^ue. *n-nn Vnti*iil til I die for the people I love. I- 82S M«ii( Street Delivered la jB o w l * S e ^ « . ■ ■ ' ’ i work in th .^ ,rit of complete S.U I McRay's Invites^ You and the Family to Immediate Delivery .Manchester T ! 1 S - . I - ~ » .w ...... i w 1 Friday, 8:00-10:00. Post Office ! —------[ FREE MOVIESi 1 Bowling league and Robin Road ■ bowler*. i Saturday, 6:30-10:00, Casual i 7:30 TONIGHT A NEW IDEA IN CHR€^ME DINETTES . . . MANCHESTER fELEPHOt^E SITS . I bowling. Enjoy an InexpMiriv* availing** MAKE UP YOUR OWN ENSEMBLE FROM entertainment tonight at McRSy’s. Itoeae ontdaor show* are attract-. 50 CHOICES IN TABLES. 200 IN CHAIRB NOW FLAYING — Ing more and more every week. Drive the whole family down to­ Ro v m in c ivH i UKi rr night. "LoWesf Prices in Connecticut" 5 pieces from MEW L O W M UCES NOTNMG VBUIVIII UKIDMom.^ DRIVE-IN CENTER STREET WARNER Bros: McRAY’S . AT LOVE LANE Big keasons GASOLINE 'I Steak Sandwiches— Hamburgs—tint Dogs You can now buy regular American or Amoco Premium Hours 11 A. M. To 2 A. M. W hy Y6u Should Buy gas for less. WHY NOT TRY IT? - s' ^ ■ V toloPlMion at aifT's double dresser, mirror, bed, two Enjoy * dinette that'* dlatlnc- MEW L O W PMUCES tlvely yours, like a custom set junior chests $249.50 1. BUY FOR LESS MONEY . . . when you choose from "NOW at Keith’s exciting selection of styles. Take your pick of tables 2. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS BATTERIES with Formica, Porcelain or ’ Korok tops . . . ovhl, kidney or Waking to the beauty of a bed­ rectangular shapes. Choice of. 3. SERVICE PROMPT AND You can now buy a Ballery to fit-most cars for $7.95 en* chair* with your Initial, with room likie this i« a wonderful way form-flttlng backs . S-type, to begin a day! You’ll love the EFFICIENT haliT>ln and 4-leg styles. 6 heav­ new propgllfer slope lines, the spe­ enly hew colors. cially-cast brushed brass hard­ Chme in and see the list o f CLIFF'S satisfied NEW L O W PRICES ware.' the gleaming natural wal­ customers. It is the largest in town. People are nut finish shown at Keith’s (avail­ smart in buying from a television expert. ■SEB SHONTY'S TRIO able in other finishes). For this •fGPfiAf T dream of a bedroom . . . just TIRES look at this fow price I i. ) For Your Dancing Pleasure You can now buy a good odd lot tire for $7.95. Fire­ CUffDoesNot stone or Goodyear— $8.95. Prices are-exchange, ’ . AND FOR GOOD>INING Sell pots and pans, dishes, stpye pipes, lawn mowers, plus tax. * IT'S ALWAYS CAVEY'S your choice of thcM luscioua new snow shovels, curtains, blankets, lamps, beds, living finishes: room furniture, clocks, w^atches, diamond rings, gas, FOR FINE FOOD tires or autonaobiles. CJiff concentrates in giving you Special Purchase •Natural Walnut television pleasure. NEW LOW PRI^S |*«^stmmA » ■ M8

B o l a Nd M o t o r s 9 ■ '’ ••RADIO AND ^ 369 CENTER-STREET, AT WEST CENTER STREET, TEL. 4079 g a t » r * FREE PARKING in f r y 9 TELEVISION S Keith's lot beside'the h f 1115 Main St store’ . . drive in olT4' ?• ' Its Rgrtferd R ^d, Cer...McKeestreet— Me Phone 2-4304 . "We Give Green Stamps" , II, T*** Ore*b7 ^ , et OpM EvieiiiigB TU lY»'Thurs. and Fri. Till 9 Main Street ; ■■ iManchesfer 1115 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE HIOH SCHOOL u / i m i u h t - % -r. . X • I , ■ ■ ,1 - , \ >r f ' ..

/ :/ MAN!:HEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHBSTEK. GUNN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1949 FAGB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. W NNiW EDNESDAt, OCTOBER 12, 194j G Then he waa as.ked to try elaa* ovqr the waatom ocaan and In­ whan the French took over Hia-' 1898 they were again tranaferrod iFOtJR terrad at the cathadral of Santo panlola, the remaina reated for a to the Cathedral of Seville la f : , oaulktng seaina, where. ’Then he was. coiirtooualy ■— :1-- ' form acted M a dike to back up th working in the tunnel srastar- in the Little Halt in Business refused. Next he was banished. Itomlngo. Exhumed again In 1795 time In Havana cathedral, buL >n Spain. ... FOR OBI" day afternoon when one of them and trapped when the] T water in a pool in from the con* T%en he was recalled, but again Flood Drotmi* noUced the roof weakening. They water left in the lurch. Finally ha waa , • ■ .. ./ .. - \ * / The • Housekeeper The sewer is being InstaKsd for barely had tlma to rtih fifty feet nectlng------Locally on Columbus Day K^wService the city of Wateilrary / « i the SCHALLER grudgingly given permlaaion,' .but to an escape manhole before water Police and firemen worked over only alight help, to cqrry out bis Two Workers grounds of the ScovUlJUanufactur- ruahed into the tunnel. the twWmiMi with Inhalatots after Ing company planL.,^Tho tunnel'is their JWdMs were recovered, but plana.- Begins Work No Warning could bis given Car* Manchaater today obaarvad (3ol-,ijp The Admiral enjpyed little of Immediately when he succeeded being built to tmrty. one branch of pentieii and Capolupo, crouched It WSB too late to save them. triumph in the new world' he hq>minlcan r;cpublic. Here, du4 to ifrapped by a sudden tlood^from William Koedel and John Grusha toward noon as numbera of shop* faulty steering, the Santa Maria, lumbus aever knew. Racked with / Mrvlcc de»lgB*n said today that the aim of 149?. Rodrigo de Trlana, scamai^ Of Oolumbiis. history recounts A Mra. Deasy, the, from * connecting manhole irfter e new department is to quickly The role of , the tunnel had filled when its roof aboard the “ Nina", of 40 tons bur­ so many trials, dlsAppointmcnta COVIL’S much as you can every pay day. De­ faithful housekeep- 1 PT. 60c den. smallest of three vesacla lft Savings Banks’ Deposit Onaranty Fund of Connecticat, imireroeitt^^ service will also assist sented Friday, Saturday and Sun­ druggists. One application delights 664 Center Street or money refunded. Also for tii-ed hianufacturers to obtain day, at Whlton Memorial haU by TeL 2-9814 mtracta when a prime con* the. Community Playerti under the cracked feet. Is placed with a manu sponsorship of Gibbons Assembly, And Fertilizer Distributors itursr who plans to sub*contrsct Catholic lAdiee of Columbus. .jte of the work. ■TSlf7 All bidding will be on s nation* . fOR Wdde basiB, the commission spokes Wheelbarrows USB said with preference being SICK ROOM NEEDS given to bidders in “E“ areas in Of All Kinds ^ / THURSDAY .the case of a tie bid. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES , Rubbish Burners BLRCRSTONC BULLETIN Amsrica’s Flnssk Thursday Store Hours: laleBman Found Arthur Drug Stored 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. We have some new peas t u l ip s Dead in His Auto •^Ths new De Sold has Shift with Fluid Drive thah —Plaut Them Now fop Spriug called “G R E E N IE S ”. They everything you want in your lets you drive without Still time to sow Grass Seed to revive that Come to the Products Show whers we are displaying are small, very tender and BEST SELLERS! MUford, C>ct. 12— tarday behind the wheel of a Furnitore Tops, Window bility . . . easy handling. . . with 1^ other car at any prize. ■ ” ■ and just right for you ! Each is wanted, each is needed for no^ as well as thru :^-parki^ automobile at Gulf beach. and Plate Glass. Anto Glass and Tip*Toe Hydraulic price- Then decide. See Our Line of Mail Boxes think, prove very popular. £ Dr. William J. H. Fischer, medl- /: A few cans on your pantry winter. Shop at Burton’s for fashions that make for good dollars and cents y ^'«al examiner, reported that death l^waa due to natural cduses. shelf will come~tn handy. wUh your pocketbooki & Pdice had been inclined to aus* White Gloss Co.. BEECHNUT BABY \ Ipect foul play bMsuse c..e side 24 Birch St. Manchester ROY MOTORS, Inc. raof the man’s face was covered with SIORI FOODS 241 NO. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER | LARSES^ Strained ...... 4 for 39c Egand. Open Dally 8 A. M. Ttt 8 P. M. Dr. Fiaeber said, however, that Indodlng Satarday FEED AND HARDWARE 845 MAIN STREfn* Chopped ...... 2 for 29c loaoB avldenUy had suffered a Above are every day low " itlng apell on the beach and Plenty Of Parking ^OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 / L ^ en had managed to get bstek in On Premises prices on baby food. W e will | VIRGIN WOOL ( llie car before he died. 1 feature for three days ^ BEECHNUT FINE COFFEE A t 59c Lb. This is an excellent value MAN with the present Arm high coffee market. Have you tried the wonderr ful toaty OINO SAUCE for KNOW TOUR BETTER"I spaghetti dishes t We now have It In a aniall size and the larger size has Been reduced la price. VISIT THt' Medium eggs are. lower this week and low prices continue Lovely pure wool Cardigan.^ and all you on Pork and Poultry. Hams, want in wanted white, pink, blue and / also, have worked down in maize. Size.s .14 to 40. price the past few weeks and show another reduction this I f ' week. Ton can get the famous ^ ■ ■ *=•*- Morrell ready to eat hams at PInehursL m PINEHURST CROWD TO THE STATE ARISORT NEXT / MEATS... 3 P. M. To U P. M.OailY Here’i A Suggestion—rWhole - WEDNESDAY LAMB \ TUESDAY 4 SHOULDER S g e n e r a l a d m is s io n 25c, T A \ 5c— 30c. STUDENT TICKET 8c, TAX 2c:^10c Lb 43c Buy a whole .houldcr, have our meat men cut off 7 or 8 P chops and fix balance for stew­ ing ... or tliey will be glad to BRING YOURSELF UP TO llATK ON TSffi EXCEPTIONAL JOB mil the shojilder for you. Freshly Chopped Plnehiirst BEING DONE BIT MANCHESTBR MWWiSTRY AND BUSINESS CHUCK GROUND

TO BE GIVEN AWAY ~ ^ Good Value At I.b. AND GET IN LINE 59c EACH NIGHT OF THE S H O W ^ Place your week end order VORONEOF THE DOOR PRIZES for a small Rohnrt Farm Fresh •;! ' i Conn. ’Tiirkey. We have plenty of Pork Chops and Pork to mast . . . hhsointrl.v Tresh new MONDAY NIGHT PRIZE! TUESDAY NIGHT PRIZE WEDNESDAY NIGHT PRIZE stf^k. Tender PInehurst nKKV u y e R. I.b. 59r Stock Up On Wl)ite Good,: 8 CUBIC FOOT Scot Tissue ..... 9 for 99c REO ROYALE m S © BLACKSTONE Cutrite W ax Paper . .. .22c 'Y ^ l^ p in tm Softl’n Napkins.. .2 for 25t C. O , D. delivery orders for POWfR GENERAL AUtOM ATIQ Thursday delivery accepted up to 10:00 A. . M. Please phone y orders for Friday and Satur­ n ELECTRIC day, day previous If It Is csin- LAWN WASHING venlent. Come to the store . . assemble your order and we will mm w deUver to your iinar, or your MOWER REFRIGERATOR MACHINE home. Use out convenient parking lot. j\W Snow Crop n.38 SELLINCz SELLING BELLING ORANGE JUICE 1.00 PRICE PRICE PRICE •865 27c 4 $1,00

SECURED FROM Hill’s Horse Meat Lb. 23c I If you’re a 14 to 20 you’ll find this one of — SECURED FROM ' • SECURED FROM the most becoming day-and-night dresses VILLAGE CHARM STORE Junior Towne designed this-i’best seller” .1^8 our yam -dye grey men’s flannel in your wardrobe. Scalloped tiers sweep MANCHESTER LUMBER and FUEL CO. J. W. HALE CORP. in a muted check wool that bu 'tton ^^ with a zip-out plaid lining andNaptching around to meet a fbur. gore swing in the a high mandarin collar. Yours ih camel, plaid scarf. Also available with h o ^ with­ back. Better hurry, it’s a best seller. BiRck, N £ACH GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET PUTS YOU IN THISCONTEST. D R A l^ G NIGHTLY AT 10 P. M. green or red predom inating--^ aizes out zip-lining. Sizes-10 to 16. teal, taupe and green in sizes 14 to 20. m T E -^ Y o u do NOT have to be in the Armory to win, DepotU your tu b at the dolor. " if you win you wiU be called on the phone. 9 to IB. ' ^ . •; \ is* JU

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MANCHE 8 TEB BVBNHERALD. MANUHESTBR. CONN^ WEDNBSUAT. OCWBER 12. 1949 ' ■I ' Straughan showed the girla. as well as Mrs. Charles House and . Miss .'Ruth Kottke, who assisted 6.000 young guinea hens and leveled ownar, estimated hU lo*» at *18.- Brownieg Shown through the station and instruct­ trip. The beUa toUa today for the Fire Deatriiya Guinea Hens Sales Promotion With the 'transportation, accom­ simply effectively the abso­ a largd poultry house on Idlawild 000. slakowsky raises guinea hens ed them in the purpose of-the va­ lute IndlspensabUlty of freedom first time— fm the funeral of St- farm, POmfret-Bfooklyn-road here to supply New Tork city hotels and Fire Equipment rious kjnds. o f equipment. This panied^ the group, ' year-old Conrad DeLorme. HU Pomftet Oct 12— (IPi— Fire of Course Tonight first-hand experience greatly im­ Announ^ Staff Bowles Gives of splrtL of nelghborUnesa, , and undetermined origlif dastroy*Hl last night.- Jacquaa Mahowaky, the restaurants, '-v ite Grants of moral Integrity to the ulOmate plane crashed late Sunday. pressed ' the girls and leaders Raise Price of HaIrrnU ' happiness of mankind." The second weekly course In Sinnamon-Alford Thresher-RusMlI Twenty-seven ^members - , of alike, and Cjhlcf Foy praise^ the Bible Praise Bowles asked that a parUcular Sales Promotion will be held this Miss Margaret Elisabeth Alfortf, 1 Christ Church Cathedral of Troop 23, Brownie Rconta, visited leaders for their interest an^ ini- - l.,ondon. Qct. 1 2 —Barbers, tlaUve in bringing the group ' .to i fW the Town effort be made during Bible week evening in the library df the East daughter of Mr. and Mrs! T.'Scott i Hartford was tbs” scene Saturday the South Manchester Fire head­ in The City, London’s *S)ancial dis­ "to direct our thoughto towards '•i' ■■ / Side Req at 7 o’clock. Jam es, E. Alford of 4 West Point Road, .East | afternoon for the wedding of Miss \ cee this important phase of com­ trict, raised the price’ o f a haircut' Haiupton, Conn., became the bride j Loiraine Louise Russell, daughter quarters on Spruce-street Monday munity life, J^ges Use by State Resi­ the lessons which the great book . « Smith U the Instfuttor., 'n ilr ty from a shilling-sixpence (21 cents) ,Aol Awistance Sum holds forjeach and every one of five employee studenU are regis-, of William John SInnamon, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Herbert afternoon, in obsen-ance’ of Fire Mrs. Harold Larson, leader, and .to two shillings 128 cents) to ^ y . •vrf Russell of Wethersfield avenue, hei- assistants,. .Mrs. Helmer No- Fabulous Sale! dent in ‘Times p£ Tur­ tered in the class. Mr. and Mis. Joseph Bihnamon of | Prevention lyeek. Outside the financial district, how­ US.V ■ . Hartford, and. Robert David ,J1I Unknown; Only Tonight Smith will open a 71 Hemlock street Saturday, Oc-i 'The group wa.s welcomed by ! ren and Mrs. C. Roger Gardner, ever, the 21-cent haircut reniSlned. m oil and Change’ Thresher, son of Mrs. Ruby K. study of the various methods of tober 8. Ib e ceremony was per­ Clilef Albert Foy, who gave the h«338 Received Here Bell Question Anawered 'Thresher of Buckland, M d the late v " * promoting sales. Other aspects of formed at twelve noon in SL girls an Interesting and instruc-; Hartford, Oct, 12.—iffV—-Gover­ Charles E. Thresher. Ctmon Sid­ the course that will be, studied are John's Episcopal church, East ■Ove'talk, following which W, fUlf- | nor Bowles urged Connecticut res- S t Michel dea Saints, Quebec, ney W. Wallace performed the LuciteaUr csUnuitM that dnr- < c : Sportsmen! the fundamentals o f advertising Hampton, by the rector. Rev. fdrd Mason and ,Redrick j the current flacal ya y . whldi id#its today to turn to their O ct 12—{/P)— Conrad De!*''me| double-ring ceremony before an \ and display. •• ■ Woobey Couch. The traditional •tl lad August It will revive B »les in "these times of turmoil looked at the new bell tn ht» vil­ V -t bridal marches were played by altar decoratM -with vases '''lOt ioU l o r $4T«,045 in ^yarloM and change." lage church ateepla last. Sundqv the organist, who also gave .S white pompons.' ita tn aid from the State of In a statement designating the and wondered out loud— would it fCacorted to the altar by bet- W s A F a cts short recital while the guesU were nnecticut. According to tte week of Oct. 17 aa Bible week', the ring first for a wedding or a fu­ easembling. Ohryeanthemuma and father, the bride wore white bro­ itament of revenues aa of Oc- ditef executive sdld:. neral. Then Gbnrad left to guide 1 autumn leaves decorated the chan­ caded satin, fashioned with a wida A' new Oldsmobile 4-Door Sedan er 1 leeued by General Manager !*rNo other book expresses as a party on an alrplaw hunting { Court collar forming a deep V- PEARLS cel. >f*e' H. Waddell, the town haa Given in marriage by. her fath> long fitted sleeves, long fgr received only *1.338.66 of Walter Rogowski, 25, of 362 con, cost you os littje os $1,901 Adams street. Was Sent to Jail to. er, the bride was attended by her, and full skirt extending into DEPENDABLE ^ amount , sister. Miss Patricia Ann Alford, a circular train. Her fingertip ./ One of the big question raaxks day on an intoxication charge Iplus state tax)' when Judge Wesley C. Oryk re- as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Veil of French illusion was attach­ S era cce the eatlmatcd revenue from the werq Mies Janet Mary Alford, an­ ed to a, halo o f orange blossoms, kte is that drawn over the school f voks^d C suspended 20-day aentcns;e placed on Rogowakl at the Sep\ other aister, end Miss JacqueUne and she carried a .white morocoo Instance item. tember 24 session of Town Couit. O. Dutcher o f Llnbrook Robd, prayer book with white orchids , Listed as estimated revenue here ,. WHIN THIYWI LOOKINO POR and stephanotis. '•fi la year is *175,250 as the sch^l A companion charge of re.«jisling West Hartforil. . Prescription BpecisH'Hs John Falkowekl an officer was.nolled on the rec­ Speldon Cohen of Seaman Cir­ The maid of honor. Miss Myrtle price ant used to aid in school op ei^ M aiiOhester ommendation of Prosecutor Philip cle, this tqWn, was best man for Kiedasch, wore aqua slipper satin. 4 Detyil Sq. T et sitSJ. ms, and a further sum trf *225,000 Recreation Director John Fal- STEERING Bayn-. , Mr Sinhatnon and the ushers were The other attendants. Miss V lr -: Oty Wide Delivery iimich the town hopes to get ^ ttowskl announced his staff today ia Anderson of Hartford and i h ip its 'new school building fund. The accused was arrested Mon­ Wllltara Fox dnd Robert J. BeU, for the fall and winter scasone at day afternoon by Supernumerary both of this town. . Mrs.rs.. Walter Behrmann o'f this | Motor Sales Amounts Still Unknown the East Side and West Side Rec­ To date neither of these sums Policeman Thomas JJrtham. Hfos- •The bride wore a gown of white town, were gowned in rose slipper i reation Centers and the Young SERVICE h s been covered by the state ecutor Bayer stated that -Grahsm slipper satin, with lace-trimmed spun and all wore matching, open i NORTHIENQ WEST CENTER, AT H ARTFORD RO.^D iS^ough a special legislative sea­ Men’s Christian Association. found Rogowski on Main stn t-in yoke and lace inserts, th e ' skirt crown picture hat.s trimmed with PHARMACY Returiting to the East Side ’s! jns In the process of call in an an Intoxicated condition, Rogowski sweeping into a full length train. lace and canled heart-shaped co­ « tempt to set up school grant building qn School street Will be Se-o-e, w«'y« inttalUd a brand n«w broke away from Grahqln and ran Her veil of illusion was of Snger- lonial bouquot.s of mixed flowers. f nds. What these will bb, the Michael Skverlck as assistant di­ up Park street, said thS prosecutor. tip len^h and she carried a bridal Carol Hope Ru.n.sell, six-year old ROiuit. And the purfioec to ‘hlch rector and . William Murray in ViSUALINER. Now you eon SEE FOR The accused fouigh^' with police bouquet of white roses and gyp- niece of the bride who was the tl ey may be put are still unknown. charge of the Boys’ Room. Life­ before being taken/to the station, Aophilla. \ fldU-er girl, wore rose taffeta and ^ ley; may not fit in. with the local guards at the pool will be Robert YOURSELF why yeu'r* ruining your tiro* the court was told. The honor attendant was gow-n- a blue bonnet trimmed with pink a tlmates. and in his budget mea- Holmes and Francis L ea^ . MUs Prosecutor Bayer said he rec­ ed in; dusty rose satin and the rosebuds, and carried a colonial Pauline Empnds will handle all luge =,df last summer. Genet al and why yiwir car ftoar* hard. \ ommended the ho'Ue on the charge bridesmaids, in green satin. All bouquet with long ribbon stream­ ar ij^ r Waddell qoted that it is women’s activities in the gym and Per Box of resisting arrest because Rogow­ three attendants wore matching ers. ^ r# f t p asible that thc“ toWn itself night pool. ski was. drunk and didn’t Imow Juliet caps, lace mitts and carried Merrin Charles Thresher was i s U n ive to assume all or part of its Earl Bissell and Elof Solomon- Th« John U a n VISUAUNER chows YOU what he Was doing. The accused colonial bouquets. best mair for his brother, and the , fOntier state grant. son will be on* duty at the West was -bn probation at the time of Both the mother of the bride u.shers wore Elmore Goodwin | HEAVY I Other sUte assistance la ostl- Side Rec on Cedar atreet. whoHior your car noodt stooring torvko his arrmt. and bridegroom were attired in Burnham of\M Strickland street. | B « n M t l nlated in the form of *20.205 for Back at the TM CA will be BUI Leo M. Paquette, 21, of 16 Clin­ teal blue satin. The former wore Richard James Keeney of Buck- j town did roads, *1.500 for dog li- Stearns as director and Richard and holpt US do a fostor, mero accurcrto have Hi-Power and Regular load in 12,16, 20 gauge< Shot tize* 4, 6, 7^/4* ton street, was fined *18 for vio­ a white rose corsage and Mrs. 81n- land, cousins oI\the bridegroom, eOnsa tWunds. *20,000 from liquor McLagan aa hta asstetant. Nell lation of rules of the road., At- namon, pink roses. They assisted and Charles Edwin Gallon, Jr., ! V o *a® Lawrence will teach handcrafts .•|ob o r corroding tho trouble. tqmey John Mrosek representing . a © * UBensas, *2,500 for soldiera' burial An opportunity to gel your •eason’a needs at a real saving*. If you need the bridal party in receiving at a cousin of the bride. j Vooa CAB turn m ^ ^ Hl.000 for welfare .ild. *3,500 several nights weekly. the accused, told the court that' reception for one hundred guests A reception foUow'ed for one •from the bus tax, *4.700 physical­ All recreation buildings will h mitr MhM e lew wUetn •• thMi Paquette was rushing to work hundred. and fifty guem.? in the yew wheel eWieeieel ee the at the Alford'residence, which was too MAPS ly ly handica[q>ed persons aid and open Monday. October 17 for the any information ju»l call 5161 and ask for Don Gustafson in Sporting Goods. when arrested by Patrolman Ed- artistically decorated with laven­ church ' parlors. The ’ n. bride's VISUAllNlh . . . wsu-d Winzler. The accused had If WOO im adult education. season. . - der and white flowers. mother received in wine iacc and , passed two stop sign's and was THERMO PRESTONE When the couple left for a wed­ crepe, and the bridegroom’s moth­ r f Makes Debut as painter i t i * h > d a 4 f l ' clocked at 45 milys an hour on goabanteed / THCAFJ8 NOTHING 20Q o PROOF Teuth “SligMl'y Improved" ding trip to Canada, the Bride was er, in grotto blue crepe with blkck ANTIFREEZE LIKE IT! ONt FflLINC Prospect street, it was stated. The accessories. Both wore orchida'x LASTS ALL WINTU— offense occurred at 12:15 a.m. to­ wearing a green wool suit and STBENCTH ALCOHOL ( Ppaadena, Calif., Oct. 12—{IP)~ Derljii, Oct. 12.—(fl>)-^Dr. Jo­ black accessories. On their re­ Leaving for a southern motor CANT EVARORATEl ■optmuo Lotte Lehmann, veteran day, The original charge was Thoro Will Bo A Short seph Pagliaro today described as turn they will occupy their newly trip to New Orleans, La., the bride Yom Fold Up I S American and European concert reckless driving. , . 9 5 QM- ANTIFREEZE “only slightly Improved and atlll COOK'S furnished spartment at 73 Hem- wor a burgundy gabardine suit to 1-50 Cal. I BUY liagea. has now made her debut as / Peter Setter, 39. of 35 Kerry, \T6t It. Now NOW! critical" the condition of Anthony Service Station and street and receive their \vlth eggshell colored hat, snake- A Now • painter. Her- first public ex- street, was fined *20 for intoxlca-1 ...... , OICH.' IMeo-- StlNO Bucchino, 18-year-old lUrby foot­ Oon and judgment was suspended friends after November 1 skin accessories and white orchid 95®QT. eONTRINER ttb ii of paintings was presented Garage ‘ I corsage. 6 9 *C.I. ball player who underwent u ma­ on a similar charge against PeUr Both bride and bridegroom are $st..pi|dtt at the Pasadena Art Manchester Green graduates of Manchester High The bride is employed by the o ® ® ’ t ^ -O ifiatitute. niere are 24 paintings, jor operation at Griffin hospital Eapatkb, M, of 80 North street. Td. 5501 MANCHESTER school. The bride attended Con­ Travelers Insurance Company and CURB FEELERS ! f * c h an interpretation m one of •yesterday for the removal of a 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 8181 the bridegroom ia with the W. G. . BELTS RUBBER BLADE FAN ttie aonga of a Schubert cycle, kidney. Bucchino was hurt here Security Sfarkete Closed necticut Teachers College. Mr. T EASILY H ,;,/ Sunday in a game between the New Tork, Oct. 12—

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IG B ICtQHT thslr presentation of comedy la conducted a abort business msst- pointed out today that a Town formed the houee owner of foe or­ (F)—The Wert German Oommunlet eral weeks until he wlnda up hU Don’t B urn Leaves Ordinance forblda the bumlhg of dinance. party coUed on Ita membera to­ AUCTION—Friday, 0(C 16— affairs with foe Norwalk Housing thle light drams of love vs. money. Ing, thM 1965 was not possi­ Shai^huessy Gets H o lliste r . The curtains (Hmaed' on a dual Charles Bsxtsr rsiMxIsd uh. the leaves in the guttdr or atreet. day prepare handmade preaenta 19 A. M. at l ^ I O N HAIA. Women’s League To Speak Here authority. Oouplointe have been received by To Send Stalin Freaenta to be Mnt to Premier Stalin on hie 276 Main 8L, W eM en M ^ OL iian rlieB tir ’ , The appolhtee, 'described bjr , I f y o n ’ r # foene In the two acts of foe play. orgsnisstlon of a Cub pack i]>oa-i On Loeal Streets to ble. State. Housing Job Ihk picturing adjacent apartmenU sored by foe f*TA/There aif» Bine police and offendera are liable to Frankfurt, Germany, Oct. 12— 70fo birthday on December 21. Antiqoe glo** nnd Ohtaw, Mr. Vlahlnaky thought a while, Loshbough u '’one of Connecti­ 5 Qpens Season arrest, he sold. deml-taaae cope and MMoato, ^ e r a l i Names Schedule ona\ride was foe home of ths dene whidi will have tbelr initial perhaps wondering Whether he V cut’s ablest asparts on' local houa­ wdltiii9 f^r If you ora plonntog to burn oUver plated candle aUeln, and- lng problams,” has been with the famtn of Peter Jones, foe hero, meetings this waek. A pack mast­ Highway bon-flrea eon not only /Hartford, Oct IS—W*>—sylvaa- thood fall leaves, don’t bum Uiem cause the curbing to crock but Inme, plctwes, beoka framea, ahoidd cable koacow. But flnallT . Tha Frovlalonal Ueague^of Wofo^ -Norwalk authority for the past tan tdayed' hy Robert Wright; on foe ing trill be held later when I ^ k Ur C. Shaujfhneaay, executive di­ M r h d li i i i o Original Op«retla Pro* other si^ w s a foe faipUy ut Gloria No. 41 wiU be officially designated. in i[utter or on foe highway. also eonsUtutee a traffic bazortL oral ftamee, aiaa’e everceat, ^ replied, s ^ n g 1958 would be eh voters of-Manchester wlU seek years. Prior to foal, ha aarVad foe ■tie 49, Selling rod and reel, eta. ' Uuithttttr. rector of foe Norwalk Houalng au­ Norwalk aa planning enginaar. DeMooHf th« heroine, pUyed by Mrs. Taylor anniiunced that the If you ore olreody burning' foeih A report wo» received foie morn­ THOMAS r*BOtITON. all right aa a. date. The United an answeii to foe question ‘‘Does b w i l i l ' •ented and Social Eve­ Mias M arthiv WWte. The fast- ing that leaves were being burned WetheraaeM Satee Oo., Phono thority. was appointed today to a Girl ScouU are looking for lead­ on foe itreet-^Briddi out! > »«... Tn-f.. 0«" > Katlona family could hardly wait Connecticut Need a New . Style in $7,600 a year post on foe otatq moving progrm of the play was ers for Brownts and Intermediate In the middle of Madison streeL A 5-5214, H. h i Welch Sale# Mgr- Toundcd O^ob#r 1« 18S1.W for the dinner to end, so It could housing administration ataff. ning I* Enjoyed sccantusted by tlUs arrangement, troops and font Interested mothers CSilef of Police Hennin Schendel poUcenM sent to the scene to- CoMlgamenta accepted. M ' ------Oovemment?" In Us unit discug- Ijaeept get out and YeU the outside world State -.Housing Administrator and a dowager c h i^ i added to foe may call her concerning this. at the skm groups this month. This topic LEARN TO DRIVE iiiM Sylvia Clafin, the author, a S;‘Bnnd»y «nd HoUd»y». Entered Barnard Loshbough who announced Qoim., that Ruasla had finally Invited Is relaUd to foe subject of reor- Dual Control fiafety Oar ' -oo-y. y- 8^ Mrs. Hylnfid K. Tsaker, W s ^ A • »o«l dSloe «t Mencheeter. the appointment, aald Shaughnos- (OorfottswIiadrfactionofliEriafy^o^ U4 Mrs. Helen Page Skinner foe Masns committee chslnnsn, re­ JeM uTaeie Hall Matter. somebody across the street. ggniratlon of our state govern­ 98.00 Par roll Hoar ^ ytould You Rather Drive A ay w3l act aa UaUon man between Sm « *p a «...W U be flad » point out why tbeiea Jirector, ware acclaimed last night minded tiM PTA members that foo PRESCRnmONS', t|®^1Sjfi8CRlTO RATES This outside woyld.was so im i ment which is being studied by a foil state office and 39 municipal tal. 4283 Or 3-9008 la a capacity audience applauded provsl of the opening of )foe PTA ona mhney-msklng project of foe Don't Pdfotfiis Up/ program at Hollister school on NEW 1949 PONTIAC? (Me Year- by MaU ...... pressed with the news that It re­ commliuUon appointed by Qovetrior. housing authoritlea.’ ^ SlANUMBVnCR ' -' .MIMSOB 90 Magi say looget.^ foe musical melodrama, "What year for foe organization wlU bo CALLED FOR •la mMithi by Mall ...... J » ™ Bowles. The material to be used Shaughnessy will work anil/be DRIVINO ACAOEMT Price Gloria,” ■ presented at the foe "Foundations for taring” a Military Whist on Friday, Nov- No Mtviey Down— As Little As 15 Per Month One month by Mall ...... * ™ laxed, for a moment, Its own fosme with “Foundations for by foe .League Is being gathered paid on. a part time basis for sev­ A A LUMBER AND "Foundatlona for - Friendfolp” smber 18. REASONABLY EARLY DELIVERIES . AND «ii«le copy ■•••*• " v ...... 5 ‘S aprosa-the-atreet disparagement by Mrs. Robert McIntosh'of Har­ meeting of the Hollister P.T.A.. Friendship” as a sanrmls. M cK IrIrIcT s u p p l y c o . Pareats Meet ‘naehen Principal Thomas Bentley greet- AMESITE DRIVES DELIVERED :«nbi. delivered. . One Tear — of foe prospective host. Ilews vard road, newly appointed ' a Clever lyrics in rhythmic tunes, WITH OB WITHOUT TRADES ' Forelfn A friendly hour, began as “ the ^ .th e audience and thanked foe Air OendHIrtud Went of MUi. stories pointed out, giUte pldaa. Board'member .in charge of State DOLTON NOTCH TEL. MAN. 2-4525 played by apeiMnpanIst Russell P’A for foe gift bf .foe ^clorsma Reaourcea. ^ / PoUerton, carried the t.p..rkle parents met .with, the teachers at WORK GUARANTEED—PREE ESTIMATES ' m e m b e r OF ' antly, that Russia’s prevlpM un* foe Ublea before foe play and en­ for tha 8^6 Of foe school. He PINE THE A8S0(3ATED PRESS ^ IMfos and placea of foa discihi- throughput the operetta. discussed the crowded condition of BALCH PONTIAC, Ind The Aeaoclated 'Preei la eacljutrely willingness to issue an InvHatlon joyed coffee and pie a la mode slon'meetlngB are: Mra Natalie McIntosh, ns Pene­ foe school in his talk and told of OPEN EVENINGS astltled to the uae of tepubllMtlon of might not be imfrlendUneaa Monday, October 17, p. m. at lope Perkins, the gold digger, and served by the refreshment commit­ PHARMACY all newa dlipatchee credited tq^lt*. or 8 tee. Following this tfrs. Allan Tay­ foe rfforts made to alleviate the b .C O LLA Post-war Moscow, they said, foe home of Mrs. Vlnce^ MePad- Phil Tangerone ae Vernon Vanie, 155 CENTER STREET MANCHP43TER 664 Center Street not .otherwlae credited the city slicker, etede foe' show in lor, president of the Hcdlieter PTA I condition. PHONE 2-9219 andJaleO the local newa publlehed here. atm cramped for living apace 161 Loomis street. Uiscussion .W, Mortensen a l w a y s c o r r e c t You Can Always Do Better At Bakh’e TeL 2-9814 • JUl rlsbta of rep.ublicatlon of apeclal suitable for .accommodation of er: Mrs. MoPa^d«>, Chairman, •Hpatchea herein are alao reaerved. M r i:^ . H. Steuk^^ . Former Mayor William H. Mor United Nations delegates and r iill aerrlce client of N. *. A. Serf* ’Tuesday, October TS,„S p. m. at tenaen of Hartford, member of foe staffs. the h o i^ o f Mrs. Gsorge Marlow, Gilbert and SulUyan led. Ihc. - •____ State Development Oommisslon, It's mors than one' Invitation 17 B Oaroen Drive. Mrs. Julian Pnbllahera RepreaenUtlTea. The Orr, DltcuMtra leadifir, Chairman, will be foe-principal spe^er at foe Jollua Mathewa Special Agency — New which is needed to reconcile York Chleaio. Detroit and Boaton. Mrs. CSiarles ^nahue. Board meeting of foe Hartford Seau yow things between these world neigh­ Wednesday, oeUiber i». 8 p. m. County Republican Women’s Asso­ m e m b e r a u d i t b u r e a u OF bors, But, for a moment at least, at foe home of 1 ^ . Irving Gun­ * bn Sale aRCUIJITIONS. " - derson, Farm DriW, Discussion ciation at the Manchester Country world relations were down to ,a Club, Wednesday, October 19, at The Herald Printing Company, Inc., leader:.Mrs. Gunders|ert>s^Chalrman, iaatimea no financial reaponilbll ty for very human bajus, In which it Mrs. John Cheney, Jr. 2:30 p. m. He will discuss foe work i “Trial by Jury” and “H. M. Sr Pinafore” typographical errora appearing In M- teemed some progress of foe kind Tuesday, October 36. 2 'p. m. at of the Development Oommisslon, | Directed by Bernard CampAgna eertlaeanenta and other reading matter. which has defied formal diploma­ the home of Mrs. A. Elmer Dtsjcan, and foe current outlook for Con-1 ' Presented by Epworth League In The Mencheeter Evening Herala. nectlcut business and industry. | cy and power politics was being 553 East Centqr street. Mrs. Wedneaday, October X3 ward Brosnan, discussion leader. Formerly State Senator for foe Friday and Saturday Eveuiiigs, Nov. 4 and 5 made. We ahaU aee how foe fovl- Chairman: Mrs. Dlskan. Second Senatorial District, Mr. with the latest economy models UUon stands up, toward 1953. Mortensen was the organizer . And South Meth^diil Qiurch Save 10 to 50 percent Police State At Work first chairman of the Citizens (Charter Oommlttqe of Hartford. Prooeeds' for South Methodist Church Advance Progifapt ImprxOvers Group Smarfetl Woliting Shoot in important home appliances TugoaUvlA having aUpped The Austrian Vote This is foe group which sucijess- America's away, Ruasla la determined to fully led the fight for the estob- Tickets now on sale by members of the league or at the chuTcM T o Tonight lishment of Oplmcll-Manager gov­ office. » ' take no chancea with CMhchoalo- In foe Austrian elections. In' Smart, practical (Jioice for all in Watkins Hi story-making which, according to foe h'eadUnei, ernment In Hartford, and which vaUa. That aeemi to be the alg- endorsed and electeil a majority your Fall-Winter activities— 0 nlfleanee of the aeries of mais ar­ foe CommunlsU were ‘'swamped” The Manchesterleader Improvement to the present Hartford Council. soft, supple calf goes with rests BOW taking place In that under, foe Communlata actually Association will hold Its first Mrs. Howard R. Garsden of almost any outfit. Choose 5um vKi»SAir^ cotmtry. Increased their vote by 38,894, up meeting of foe sess^ tq|tlght at West Hartford Is president of. the your new calf shoes from our lOounty organization, which has a Nswapaper-repprta deacrlbe the to a total of 212,651 out of the 4,- 8 o’cliKk In Liberty HaU on Gol- wide selection of styles— way atreet. Operations >iire sus­ membership of 5000 women. The new arreata aa being cimcentrated 246,239 voting. 8o* foe Oommu- Manchester Club, which is the hos­ come in and be aCCTirately nlsta were Indeed “swamped” pended each year during thq'sum­ Manchester on the Cseeh middle claaa. They tess club on this occasion, Is hesd- nna ettices /-'N Fully mer months and resumed in'Octo­ fitted from E J succeed a series of arrests of again, aa they had been In 1945, I ed by Mrs. John Pickles. unusual range of sizes, widths, ber. ■ ' . • I Former State Senator Alice Pat- Oo mm uniat "reacUonarleg,” sua- and. they were held from making Plans for the winter will he heel heights and lasts. any significant Increase In thefi- ' tlson M'errltt of Hartford is recep- Automatic pected of leaning toward the Inr made tonight. The big Item by thC (,tlon chairman, Mrs. Merton W. Judith*V^ CARPET CENTER dependence of Tito or the theo- votlng strength. This was en- North End businessinen Is foe an­ ! Webster of West Hartford, hospi- •V.- nual Christmas party held each j riea^of Trotsky, Thus the effort, ciniraglng for foe West. ; tah^ chairman and Mrs. Henry Table-top Ironer year. Refreshments will ,be served B. Reardon, Jr., program chair­ \ “ The Special Shop for Rugs and CarpeU"* ‘^at l ^ t , U being made to wipe iBut while foe Qom^nlata were following the meeting. man for the event. out the two lAtural miemieB of bilng. held practtcally stationary, Following his talk Mr. Morten­ 9*«m INMA jmiCK MyiM ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Moscow Communist domination of new Auatrtait' party, chlUng It­ sen will answer questions. M mea* In I W 18 CMChoalovakia, and to' wipe them self foe League of Independents, Dsatha Last N ight ' ALL TYPE - ALL SIZES 9 9 9 5 wMIm AAAAA K i l l only a few Nationally Advertieed out before they have any chance started from scratch and wound Priced-Fixed Iteme exceptedl to fellow the esample of Tugo- up tha third Austrian party, with Palo Alto, Calif.r—Capt. Robert AUTO GLASS 95 ALL GRADES Stavla. a total of 489,182 votes. T ^ was Edward Vlnlng, 48, USNR, a war­ time public relations aide to Mrs. -^'all-To-Wall Installations This la mSaring for the individ- not particularly good newa for foe Franklin D. Roosevelt, Secretary MIRRORS Ti.^9 uals invetvad. But, to those who West. For foe new party is a of the Navy Frank Knox anil the ’ know CMchoslovakls and its peo^ Nazi party. Duke of Kent, and recently Infor­ .1 Wrote *9 « Reasonable Prices^ Free Estimates Genuine Mahogany Tables 24.75 The rise of this new party cut mation supervisor for the Pabfflc pie, It. Oka never create what the Telephone and Telegraph Com­ Cemmunlata m seeking—aecurl- Into foe atrength of foe Peoples pany. He was bom in Hull, Mass. Also Repairing and Bin^ding of Carpets WATKINS FAMOUS QUAIXTY—Choice of ty for themaeives and their way Party and Socialist coalition Ssn Francisco—Ray A. 'Whld- THE Gold tooled four' rtyles Including a step end table not which has. .been ruling Austria den, 71, president of . Bauer and Display Room arid Workshop ■ketchcdl Claaalc 18th Century Sheraton de­ of Uf^ ‘Black, surgical dressing manufac- since 1945. Furthermore; It of­ leather topsl sign . . . lamp table with shelf, end teble with Gonimunlam, in GKchoalovakla turers. , Next To Plnehnret shelf, long low eorfee table. Were 139.96. fers the first temptation to ' this aa tn-'aoiiM other countries, orlgt- , ’ San Francisco—Capt. C. T. S. Telepbooe 2-4848 coalition, since it represents a po­ Fllmer, 75, veteran ship master SHOE 308 MAIN STREET ntUy performed something of a tential balance of power with and former port captain for the historic ' role, breaking down Japanese N.Y.K. Line. He was 474 MAIN STREET claaalc obstacles to progress for which the Peoples Party might bom in Southampton. England. Ceolei St Phone 5866 combine If it should come Into a Pumltnre tope Across From The Post Office foe people. But, as elsewhere,,(t First at Watkins . . . and by fur, the biggest ironer value ever offered th« has followed up that opening by split with foe Socialists. Store Fronts. PIrture Prnmlne Lef's Take A R id e Venetian Hlind* housewives a i Manchester. This hew Universal Table-top Ironer saves work foe'' lntroducti(m of lU own arbi­ So, against foe news that Com- . . . saves money . . . saves tim e! It’s a smart cabinet style yrith Fsee Turn­ trary iand dictatorial way of life. muiUam is static in Austria there In T h a t ing Roll and ^ a t c h Proof Shoe . . . has an Adjustable Thermostat to And those-who had some sympa­ la also foe hews that Nazism has meet the requirem'ents of any type of ironing Its single adjustable Knee thy with some of iU tearing down raised Itself again, and immedi­ Operated Shae and Press Control makes ironing easier, faster. Here’s the ha-re found their disillusionment, ately obtained a position of poten­ New 1950 PACKARD iifoner you’ve been waiting for . . . at a price to fit your budget. Come in ssrift and certain. It destroys the tial Influence. The election may f(A* 'a demonstration tomorrow. liagerlng' repression of foe .-past have been defeat for Communism, It DcliTcr', i of $2,2*^'^ ' ‘ .‘ f ^ r' la " ' '■ only In.order to institute^*owji but It was not d l victory for foe In MANCHtSTER M o w s YOU HOW TC new repression. West, after all. A All baked enamel finish. A Only 31” uride; The people of CMfooslovakia h 1 r. I. |.i. have borne tyiranny/before, and i- ....; ; • H....' ‘ IS” deep. ★ Both ends open. ■' L 'llllfl# ' / - r-. it ^.- never lost their M ^ clty to resent The Navy’s Moral Questiion It, and,^ eveatui^, to end It. One of the arguments Navy . ■ - > -1 ' • BIGTRADES SriAKINfiOr A Easy W-B Budget Terms, of course I > The more flm ly Moscow grips spokesmen) have been delivering • LOW p a y m e n t s MODIRN DUION Made to Your order Chechotlov^a, foe more certain against American military plan­ • t r a d e t o d a y its aVaatphl losa of Czechoslova- ning has nothing to do with the • PHONE 5191 NOW Mau 'Tl^ may not be of much technical capabilities of the B-36 i- ■'Z r'V oomforf to thane who now suffer as contrasted with other weap­ foe/nrut^fles of foe police state, Sofas 189-00 ons. •V >• / . t,. it it is hlatory. In this particular argument, BRUNNER’S PACKARD • •’.t. • the Navy dqes not even deny the rji 1 I 1» MIH WATKINS FAMOUS QUALITT — Newr smart ability'of foe B-36 to carry foe «»,- „ W..»1 M ,,J / . I ..»* Oil Bermr mves aa an- choice of cretonnes and toiles. Was '' There wea such a tantollzingly 146.00. American strategy, as it now 1st beUeraUy Uigt a«Mnt sf feel WATKINS FAMOUS QUALITT—Hoolfeg human moment at a dinner in see them at , ... sad bersPs the dsmeeriratieB Suppose we should fight thin our studio ubich ptetfs it M <>«•* ef year pattern In soft brcrvnis. -beige, green, rose .United Nations circles at Lake kind of war and win it? What g ms. DoB*t delay see k isLyt and orchid. If perfect, these 9 x 12*s would discuss them cost 883Jk). Slight Imperfections do not Success foe other night. The Rus­ kind of victory would we have? Find eat aew be« yea e u ead ★ Founded 1874 ★ vsw beeiiag tmnbiss with a Impair wear one bit - sians were host to a party of What kind of world would he 3 « with our United Nations diplomats. Sud­ Viakler.LP*. left? How could we ever expect decorating Tbit Um fn tm n baraer sbmus denly, Brig. Gem. Carlos P. Ro- any kind of peace ever to follow men aba tbeafbt ibsy .kOsw all G if you cannot, con­ expm’ta and mulo, of foe Philippines, presi­ such a mllitofy policy? the snswers e « eU bmtiag. It dent of the current session of the veniently bring your sekei your sltaiiiisias wssiafal e««r-fiitet by These are the questions Navy own patterns rdetsiai/ail tV s— a» » •/ **•* General Assembly, turned “point spokesmen have been ooking, en­ prescriptions to ut—we’ll yow b^er er fainsee esa eSi. f r a n k r a i n b o w blank” to Soviet Foreign Minister tirely apart from their ccmtentlon come to you! Our messen­ from tiie ciendy abettb. Aad y«rar swriee T h e Third Store Andrei'iVUhinsky and asked him ci^s largest iNabJas are am vbaa yta iaeuU that the B-36 itoelf U a sitting ger will coU, on request, a WinUar LF*«.dts ^ p le de- w'hefoer Russia’s hospltallty duck. And perhaps foey repre­ FLORALS OF assortment paadabla dadga and dog-preef 1890 . . . Having outgrown its two first stores, Watkins Brothers con­ would ~be available for a 195Q pick op your doctor’s iXOTIC 8IAUTY structed the three-story wooden builfong ahqwn to the left in 1890. It sent foe most slgniflcoi^t point foe Mkria asm s«eiiy sesrim wsrk. meeting of foe ; United Nations prcectipdoos and deliver PLAIDS IN < Experience has taught us that "SANITO NE” cleaning is the best on the nmslned the home of Watkins Brothers until'1920 when, we built and Navy has raisecL a question not FRtI HIATINO iUinflY- moved to our present modern Coloniid'brick building at Oak and Mala General Aseerebly In Moscow. tha medidues promptly. ixcmNGceiou only of what kind of war we are Whbeol ebligaliaa, we tatvay market, best for YOUR clothes. Otrccta. Vlahlnaky .eoid, quite calmly, planning to fight, but what kind It’s one way we demon- year baadac taqaiiasMato . . . " '' S ■ ■ '7 ■ that Ifowia would be glad to be a w ‘TbfasliOeMa QoiiWiU ibe» of nation we ore. i ■uate our siocere eppre- CLASSICAL - MODIRN host to foe United Nations in yea bow nraeb efl yea are waat- CALL 2-0030 FOR A ROUTEMAN, or, bring in your things and get our dation of your patronage. bu aad bsw yM esa yreveat k. 19M. Hte Nply was, a sensation. 'i HANB^RINTS-SCENICS g'fc '-5'. 10% Cash and Carry OiscounL This woe foe first time, you «ec, FLORALS - STRIFES He that foe United. Nations, family hoe ever been glvim any' kind of WOODLAND Invitation to croee the threahold ■Depot S ^are. Tri, 6545 W I M K L E R LP Cleared reai^ fo t build­ w of Russia. ' Free Delivery FREE . mcGILL-COnUERSE IRC. 75 It hoa been jW^Ung a long ing with a Disston chaiib HOW FRKSHIRE OIL BURNER while for aome , Intimation that Open Sundays All Day saw operated by i PARKING ■uch « thing night he poeaible. I . _ Henrlag that it w m poeelble, . Eer our cuatopiera in The House of Heat geeiftary Q en ^rtry^ Ue the parking area right, Id ceuldB*t, realK oh opportunity to S47 MAIN.STREET T e 'l . 2-1447 HIIBli ED. WRUBEL ' next to the store. Usie • 1 • ' In^eoVe stni nore on the • unex­ f J i i North Street it when shopping here. See Our Booth No, 92 At Mn'nche^ter Products Show aauiBRSsiAUM Datrfis pected warm moment.' He cut in 681 Mairi St., Telephone 6887 HARRISON STREET, MANCHESTER * PHONE 2-0030 to aide' Vlahlgsjry/iahl|^ wh^ some date Td. 2-2970 ()r 4028 1890 ,V- /. ■ j —» . f - MANUHffS'l'SK SySNlNG HEBALD. UANCHBBIEK. QOMII., WTONE8DAY> OCTOBEI^ 12. 1949 MAKCH«rnW BV«a^l«G HiSiULD. MAWCHEgri«.OOWW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1949 i t f K Body Found Banging after an abaence of a few days, parent suicide" by Pr. WUUam A. - y A chairmen and oapUlna attending. Sunderland, medical aaamlatr, sent to hia sister and tha curate of It eight o’clock. A a e la ^ wlU be found the body of hia wife, EUaie, WHini<->8M W T tU — 1W9 to recoommended changes in FbUlp Neath of Souytbury, 4b, hanging from a rafter in the SUU Pedioe UauL Jeaaa Folay ra- St. Joaieph'a Church. Mr. ^ **ra-jpiery berahlp chairman for a numtmr of New Fairfield, O c t. 13— (P) -r- W O O O oU M city books with the at**J and Mrs. Spartlpo Neri. tSveryooe Wt^asAfr ***■—■ * — - WIlMam Seeley, returning home attte. The death waa Ustad aa ’’ap­ portad. Today's Radio W T H T -ia W \- R o c k v ille new year, this being ttti to r m o l v e d b y t h e com m on atundlng 1a aaked to waar a oot- yaarara at Utchfleld County will U Wt>BG— la w the Fiance committee. COUNCIL: tha a p------e ^ , -hia - *“topic lo thetha of ikMteni ttayfigM tlma W H A V < -fia That we feel deeply the loea atwr ______to Rural and WONS — 1419 ^ RMolatlon MeWadub the Farm Bureau Two reeoluUoMK were adopted tnined in the passing of Henry R. The- St. Bemard’a Men a Club Urban people. idyTalk Hoermann who served as alderman • Court g9t59— at last iBght'a^eetlhg, one for aaa tax collector for a number of WlU meet thia evanlw at S Three caaee are - echcduled fw Rev. Sl^nuMid Woronleckl and tha church halU ’There. wlU be L $PKIAL 3 DAY FEATURE of GRANTS WDRC—Newa; O a ^ Moom WTHT—Croupltri Thursday, October 18 at the Ctw^ WONS—FamUy "^TheaUr. the othar-''ior former Alderman ^During his many yaara of public moving pictures, cards and re- of Common Pleas with Judge John Show. -Of Obristmas HenirSoannann. They read aa freahmenta. ■!. . w n o —BacksUga W ifa w n c —Mr. District Attorney. service he filled his office as aider- Clark Fltagerald praridlng, Joseph WDRC—Bing Crosby. man and tax collector aWy and EnMen Club Bury va. Charist Worthington; 1^43rd ANNIVERSARY SALE! WTHT—Galen Draka M ^ ^ V B D BY THIS COMMON efficiently, earning the respect and Tha RockvIUa Emblem CTub John Anderson et al vs. Town of WKNB—News; Requmt MaU- 10K19— ftockville Civic Asiocia* /^C O U N C IL: commendation of the people of’ the meets this evening at eight o clock Andover and Oua Grant et al va. nea. ,, WTHT—Lawrence Welk Show, That we feel deeply the loss sus­ with a social, to YbUow the busi­ « t l 9~ » • ■ w n c —Big Story. tioii Di«curaing City of Rockville. , ? Louis Rtvkin at aL tained in the passing of Reverend BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ness aeasion. w n c —StalU Dallas. WDIKl—Buma and Allen. LEATHER-LINED Slgismund Woroniecki who has That the membere of this Coun­ D ^ t a n el Uabella WTHT—Bandstand. WONS—News Commentary. Lighting Prograiii^ * WCCC—Junior Dltc Jockeys.' servsd ss psstor of Saint Joseph's cil do express their slncerest re- The Daughters d ImhelU wUl 10:89— “ S24.J829 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER . v Church for the past twenty-two greU in the paselng of their fo^ held a business meeting this eve­ tijft WONS-^ack’a Waxworks. RoekvUU, Oct « —(Bp«a*l)— years. mer associate and public wryapt, ning at eight o’clock at which time WDRC—New, England Note­ WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. ZIP-OUT COAT Christmu U g h ^ m planned by During his thirty-six years ser­ and wish* to record his falthfulnw officers will he elected. book. • , WTHT—Nawapaper of tha Air. the Merchanjta' Wvlalon of the vice In the priesthood Father Wor­ and high devoUon to the Intere^ OffloUl visit Have Your W TIfT—Bandetand; News. > W n C —Curtain Tima. WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. REGULARLY 2.98 flockvlUe, Ovic Ae«>clatlon waa onleckl sincerely and ably filled all of the City and Town, w d that Harry Blanchard, Grand Chan- 10:49— the duties pertaining to his calling, they desire to convey to his wife, caUor Commander vrlU pay an of- WCCC—Nawa; Musical Smllaa. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. presented to the members of the thereby winning the respect and Hermena E. Hoermann. their deep­ EVERGREENS W HAY — Cheater, the Curious CounoU • last evening by fleial visit to Damon Temple, W HAY—nme. Place, Show. loyalty of his parishioners and as­ est tad abiding KnighU of Pythlaa at their meet­ Camel. # . WTHT—Aa Wo See It. ‘ Charles J. Underwood and Ralph sociates. b e i t FURTHER RESOLVED. ing to be held thia.evenlng at 8 Trimmed by Experts 7 4l48— 11:00— W n C —Young Wldder Brown. ' •'^'olbsont members sf the associa­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the City Oerk cause suit­ o’clock at Castla Hafi. . t ’WHAY—Tiny Tot Tunea News on all atatlons, ENTIRI fTC^k tion. That the members of this Com­ able copies of this resolution o v « 11:15— REG. 39.98; COMPARE It was explained that they were the. signature of the Mayor Farm Boreaa Party WCCC—Big Brother BUI Show. \. mon Council do hereby express A Pre-meihberahlp party wUl te WDRC—World Tonight R A Y O N / S L O ' attending the meethig in the In- sent to his wife, Hermena B. Hoer­ 8:09— yj.:, their oincerest,regrets in the pass­ htld by the Tolland County Farm BILL VITTNER Wt h T—Joe Haael. tem t of better lighting at Christ­ ing of their friend fed humble ser­ mann. ,, WDRC—Old Record Shop. CUT IN RRfCi mas time. Plans call for lights to Bureau this evening at 7:80 p.m. W HAY—Story Queen. W HAY—Moonlight Matinee. WITH $4S COATS vant and wish to record hia faith­ AnxIHary Meetttag at the North Coventry Community Gill 8180 WONS—Bop Show, be. placed in the center of the city There will be a mating of Uie WKNB—Sporia Newsreel. from December 7th through New fulness and high devotion to the _____ House, the campaign ‘ and town w n c —Newa, best interests of his parishioners American Legion Auxiliary tWa WTHT—Challenge of the Yukon. Year’s night. 'There will be a WON8—B-Bar-B Ranch. 11:50— * and the community, alfd that they evening at eight o'clock in fee MS0 '< WONS-Dance Orcheatm; Newa large container containing an G. A. R. hall. Mra. Josephine W n c —When a Girl Marries, eight-foot tree In front of the desire W) convey to his sister, Mrs. 5:1»— W THT — Weather Roundup; stores with streamers of greens Sophie Koze.ryn, and to the mem- Zlclskl, Radio chairman wlU be in Dance Orchealra. charge of the program. » WDRC—The Old Record Shop. thk lew prifi and colored lights to the building, bes of St. Joseph’s church their W HAY—Meet the Band. w n c —Dance Orch. deep and abiding sympathy. Roniaco Club making both a night and day dis­ WCCC—Sign Off. Wothoble royon crepot, Specially Priced play. It is expected that the mer­ BE IT f u r t h e r RESOLVED: The Romaco Club will hold a 43 Freqneney Mbdnintlon ' V T tlC —Portia Facea Life. That the City Clerk cause suit-j Hallowe’en party barn with or wilhouf lace- \ chants will pay about two-thirds BROADCLOTHS 8:89— W FH A — 10S.T M number of windows have again Prelude is probably WDRC—IbKord Album. A " OIRIV OffiO— P. M. X been broken. HO asked that any Amerko's fovorile sterlinq citizens seeing persons damaging WONS—Hie Answer Man. 8:80—^Teat P b ^ m . thia property report immediately potlem . . . ond no wooderl lAINTOlMEU WTHT—8 e r a n o Gamniell 4:00—Homamakan Exchange. io the PoUcfr department. He graceful shaft k concave Wanther. 4:80—T ^ Pattm Rag. 49t. Mg 5:00—^Teletimea. Alderman Francis Cratty pre­ . . . coKhlng the light with SHORTS w n c —wrightvine foUm. sented a resolutloh that the Town a iiA 20‘ x40* sfta. 9i40— 5:45— Howdy Doodja -Counsel draw up an ordnance ex­ tore brilliance. And the WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 6:00—T. B. A. mbed -Break\the Bank. , cake pan. Here's a chance to % U • m m m m\m m m am save at low Ward Week pricol // r / / nation of everything you’ve slwaya wanted in yonr car’s power {dent—a driver’s dream come , I true! But don’t lake our word—take the wheel REGULARLY 1.12 and find out for yourself! Make a demonstration YOUR CHOICf SALE! FLORCREST 9x12 FT RUGS dote wit^ the Oldsmobile *’88*’—lowcst-pnced NOW ONLY^ "Rocket” Engine ear. Soon you'll h e talking that (ilii A l i l M ’Kinil'CAlIX Wert Week Call;Us For Prompt 8 A V I $1 T O $2. QuaNty-bulH electrkolt R M . 44.991 Save dollars on eli- way, too—"ROCKETr "ROCKETr "ROCKETr for yourself or gift-givingl Cords included- wool pile oxminiter rugs priced for Specially made for outside wearl ^ 9 7 39®* 'y / / / ! i/ f i /// ,■ / f ^)/ I a Autonfiltic Iron, Com Popper. Heating Pod * T iedi Word WoekI Choice of lovely tone- a a eheW Werii Dries overnitel All colors, Pick-Up and Delivery a Radiant Heater, a Jumbo Single Woffle Baker on-lones, florals, woodtone textures. MuMy rmymeef Hem Kn«»'A'r> 1h»'

Stock up on noils at tjtls low, X * -ss'k sole pricel Your choice of ^ 10, 16 and 20 Penny size|l V- . J- SALEI REO. 43c ^ ' y ' A*! . I- ? ’,; SPARK PLUGS House Mch .k. Riverside— poy for themselves Cleaning? in gos savingsl Give your car new pap, performance! Buva set! If you want your furnish­ We have resumed call-and-delivery service and e ings to look like new, send are ready now to give you prompt and efficient them to U, S. Call us for-pick- service on all your dry cleaning and dyeing needs. REG. 4J5 AUTO INNERSPRING-NEW LOW PRICE' SALE! 1950 FM-AM RADIO PHONO! up service. Dial 7100 for service you’ll like! JACK k07 Sdaor type ' N IW . Terrific buy I This price for RK9.21.98...nowallhlttpaclalWard , mm..m •RUGS Word Week Only] FM-AM rodtd plus Week low pricel 180 Praatfar Wire 1 7 ^ ^ Popular jock for all cars. Top II 4 » » new 45 rpm phono In mohogony ve­ 881 colls, sog-reslsting outer-roll edge. I w rest con't stlpl Raises I'/s-ton neer consolotto cobinatl a Rag. 14J9 FtaMbraa Rgrtag 19 JS • DRAPES U, S. CLEANERS ‘ load 4Vi td 14Vi Inches. Sovel

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i;l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNi W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER J2, 1949 PAGI TH unm f b iA W C H E S T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, W EDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12 , 1941 t w e l t L blinker located tq Uie center of the Mhrina Corps League will bold ite as well as the appointed efftcere, PubHc fltaeay Mnet Die iorioua 'public cMiay by Die FBI, a UtUa tiWibltah BB koiir talk to mako paopla tosUm that tbs m New Police Car roof, making the warning signal League to Seat meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at the latter t o be announced to-' must^dle in the electric chair for night bfore mtunilBg b verdtet of Windsor; Mrs. Irene Schortman, time for fire mventlon la before the club house on Middle Turn­ night. ' Louisville,, Ky., Oct. 12—(g»l— thq/Blaytef of a I^lsvlUe poltoe- Broad Brook; John ZawlstowakI, vtslhle from ell directions, ‘ihe kwlly of B nhtar In tha aliooilng Defenses Crumble Glief S^esses the fire, not'after;’’ cruisers-nqw being qeed have red O fficers T^ouight pike West, St which Ume State It la requested that all mem- Ei led a BO- iphn. Ab all-male Jtiry deliberated of PatrqUBBB John TannyBoa. Sings Tenor Role 38 Union court; BUlen LeDuCj The chief also pointed out that AOTij AD’ViCt ^puA/\£RS P a c k a r d Put in Service B])btlight8 on the front of the car Commandant William Derdertan hers try to attend this meeting East German Rockville; Mfs. HenrietU Snow — ------Before Red Drive; four out o< avery ten bualnesasa and the .lAmal -is not visible from M...— and hla corps of officers will In­ for U)e InstsllsUon, shd also for ~ and daughter, 71 Wctherell F^e Dangers which luffar aenoua flrea never One of the five new cruisers that all angles. • ' Frank J. MsnsBeld Detachment still the newly elected officers, returns on the dance tickets. street; Mrs. Marjorie Storrs, Mer- re-open their .doors. He urgea all Head Pledges Moving on Canton row; Geraldine Sliver, 328 Middle were purchased by the Police De­ r local business leaders to Join In partment wsa placed Into service Turnpike, east'; Michael Holland, Department Head Um observailon of Fire Prsventloh ■ ■ . ’ ■ ■ : ■ ’ ' ...... - ■ 1 340 W est Center street; Plorence today. The latest edition prowl X PIBEBIX HOSiliiY CLUB Red Guidance ' , (Oonttnned from Page One) Week. Webster, 1075 Middle Tumplkpf" Gtes> Lives Lost and Plan your escape from fire now. cars are 104G Chevfolste. dent funds from his treasury on east. Chief Foy and his men will glsdly Chief of Police Herman Schendel iD-illn— ^rag« O m ) Discharged today: Mrs. Damages in Nation Formosa to pay the troops. supply information about firs prs- said this morning that each new K U refuses to go to Chung­ erlpe Skoglund and son,, ^Rock- ventlon. Booklets are avallsbls for car. win be' placed on regular' duty king, the action will be Interpreted ville; Robert Landis, 20 Jtan road. "Keep the Home Fires From urban fsmlllss wlilch revitw com­ as soon as the radio apparatus can SPECIAL as Indicating a completed break Birth yesterday: A Son to Mr. Burning" Is the tune Fire Chief mon hSMitls and tells how to pr^ be transferred from the old cruis­ between Chlang and the Kwangsl and Mrs. Cheater Bycholskl, 08 Albert Fby U singing this week u ers. vent them. Safety Drives pay off The new police cars have a red *Tke C U taac eaiitiei clique headed by ,L1. Centers of Hawthorne street. he tells home owner* how they SB fiVe losses ahnys drop. It Is yna to a pair of Fhoeaix th« thre* allied commandem wlUi remaining resistance to the Reds can aafegmard hazards in the home the announced Intention ot d«- not Just a one wewjob but a year NyloM at IW extra would then operate more or less ind' keep fire from their doors. round vlgllence th at^H need com­ ” *«iiiny West Berlin be Vou can't blame him Mdieii you siiefac after toe parehaM the 12th state la. the Bonn repub- Independently In Kwangsl, Sscch Urges Backing plete cooperation on the part o'f wan and Formosh. look at the national chart and see the public and firemen. af 12 pain. ^^**The antl*Oommunlat ofltelala Chinese steamship companies th at 850,000 flrea each year occur cancelled scheduled runs from " World System in dwell^gs. m2?e It dSar they w «t Mlatoa lUciw Oeth aa Jwtlee To all BvaryboJjr is josaiag tha Berlin completely disassociated Hong Kong to Canton. The Hong "Each day there are 700 home from the Qrotewohl government Kong government ordered suspen- flrea, 28 deaths by-fire. 130 store Washington. Oct. 12—<#)—Sher­ Phoasiz Hosiary Cliilk For alon of air traffic between Canton (C'ontinned from Page One) fires, 100 factory flrea, seven 7 and the Orotewohl Influence. man Minton took the oath as a ^ ML RUSH/i^ DOWN D good Mason, too— bo duies, The allied commandants agreed and the British crown colony’s air church fires, seven school fires sAd Ju^de of tha U. 8. Supreme court Btfy/RT THESBijOWTHESE to w PRICE$PRiCEE f »" i / immediately to call for a general three hospital fires," the chief said. ao asMsaments— but a pair to discuss the Issue which may be field. - confei^nce of the United Nation's today m a White House ceremony. homeowners A GENVINE FULL 8 CV. FT. / S ecant The request was "The American people have got to Minton, a former Democratic NORGE of lovdy Pboeflix Nyldiu after "for the purpose of making the SSSl down onw befom. U. 8. get hold of themselves and put a VetUR CHOICE - FOR $50 United Nations capable of enact­ senator and "New Dealer" from you have purchased 12 pairs High CommlssUmer John J. Mc Hospital Notes ing. interpreting and enforcing atop to this outragious loss. Most Indiana, was sworn In by Chief ’36 CHEVROLET COUPE Soy made a hurried trip ^ Walter L. Bom fires In the home are caused by JusUce Vinson. PrsiSdent and (withiaoae ycar).G>iBe in today without disclosing the pur world law to prevent war." i who plan A BIG Refrigerator A statement circulated In the rubblshd defectlce chimneys, com Mrs. Truman and scores of other ^ ’37^^YM OUTH SEDAN Here Is Your . Golden Walter L. Bom will sing the PsHesits Today ...... 171 bustlble roofs, defective heaUng and register—then buy your . p o s « . ______Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Teo- committee room by "United World notables wars present tenor role In Mendelssohn’s "KU- Federaltste" said five governors— apparatus, matches and careless LOW In Price , stodcings as you always do. fela Busky, 29 Woodland street; smoking, gasoline, kerosene and jah," which the Second Con­ Mrs, Vonna Raymond, Storrs; Bowles of Connecticut, Williams ^ 9 Dodge $95 Down, ’39 Buick $95 Dowp Opportunity To Own Simple, ecoodsniGsl . . . tha Nominated Head gregational Chor«\) Club and the of Michigan, Youngdahl of Min- electrical defects. People learn to invest in Mrs. Iva Goalee, 21 HunUngton pesota, Koua of Colorado, and Mc- everything the hard way, and that NORGE smart way to buy stochingt. Manchester Civic Orchestra will atreet: Mre. Isabel Sebars. 83 ■39 Packard Sedan ...... $45 Down. IiF.FORE YOU B U Y present on Sunday evening, No­ Math of Arkansaa-^have Joined In Includes how to save his own akin Of Coast Guard Birch atreet; Mrs. Martha Skog supporting the world federation from fire. It-has taken aome big RUMMAGE ’39 Ford, 2 Door Sedan. . , $215 $65 Dowt* A New NORGE At vember 6. , . lund, Rockville; Gordon Eagleaon, resolution. conflagration and large-death tolls A singer with ydde experlenee m 348 Charter Oak street; Benjamin ’40'Packard, 7 Pass. Sedan $395, $9.5 Down new linoleum $1.15 to $1.75 Washington, Oct. 12— the field of oratorio, , Mr. Bom' Is It quoted the group as saying: T H IS B IG Macri, New street; Mrs. Jennie "If the resolution is passed, SALE Idsnt Truman today tenor soloist at the Aeylum HIH Phillips, R.F.D. No. 2, Manches­ - / ’4 0 Plymouth Sedan ...... $325, $75 Down # Chooiidg Neira Inlaid Lino­ Rear Admiral Merlin O Neill to be Congregational church In Hartfoijd other nations will then have un­ 8-CLBIC-FOOT A Real Bargain Price ter; Mrs. Ethel Cole, South Cov­ mistakable' proof of America’s leum M the wisett, ufest way. to ^n m nS nt of the United SUtes His most outstanding recent ap­ entry: Mrs. Catherine Gardner, Thursday, OcL 13 ’40 Chevrolet Cluh Coupe. . $250, $50 Down willingness to accept with other THE BEST IS WONE^ •guard your Linoleum investmenL Cnut Guard. pearance was as a guest artlct 78 Florence street. peoples that limitation on absolute 9:30 a. m./ Reg, Price $269.95 O'Neill was named for a with the Hartford Oratorio Society Admitted today: Mrs. Ruth sovereignty that Is necessary to iTOOeCXJOFORHEAC Naim gives you the restful resOi-' «aar Urm to succeed Admiral Jo­ In last April’s performance «: the ’49 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN Reese, 34 Village street; Howard the prevention of a third world I JUST TRV OUR O IU ence, the long life you expect in NORGE Only > seph F. Farley who la retiring Mozart "Requiem,” at the Bushnell Whapica. 619 North Main street; Orange 1^11 Radio, heater, seat covci^, deluxe model. New car fine linoleum. And Naira gives you Yours For when hli term expires T^c.31. Auditorium. He has also aung ! AKJD\Ol/LL REPEAT.' Howard Rice. 37 Courtland atreet; Battle said it Is Imperative to gnafabteie,' 2,d00 miles—$395 down. more! \ is the sensation of 1013 MAIN ST. Mr. Truman also asked the Sen- operatic roles, appearing In the Mrs. Beverly Richards, ^ck- move forward toward effective in­ Daughters Of Liberty •U to move O NeUl up to vice ad­ Julius H artt productions of "Romeo . . Naini is the only linoleum made the famous Norge Near Maple St. vlUe. ternational organization "with No. 125, I. 0. A. miral. ______and Juliet,’’ "The Princess and Discharged yesterday: Law­ Russia when It Is possible, without with the petented duplex felt back-, refrigerator line. Get the Vagabond," and "W h 11 e *49 For^ Convertible, Spotlight, Telephone 2-1994 rence Nlelsfn, Rockville; Mrs. her when necessary.” / ing. This backin| ends your worries the story on this t / ‘ c^ancIie^teA ^ Wings." Dorothy Nichols, 28 Centerfleld He said the U.N. charter should Radio, heater, white wall tires .... $1895 about the bulging cracking and Before coming to Connectlcdt be revised, to eliminate the veto. BUY-OF-THE- Public Records Mr. Bom was active as a soloist street; Mre. Evelyn Jalbert, South Rotary Club blistering that often mar ordinary linoleum when the wood floors un- Y EA R l 1 9 9 In Springfield and Cleveland, Ohio; ’39 Mercury Conv. Coupe . . $295, $95 Down WITH YOUR OLP REFRIGERATOR hUrrlage License In Chicago and In New York. He FOOD SALE demcalh expand and contract — as Ferdlaand Ralph John Raimo of Is a graduate of Wittenberg Col« they kormally do. It means that 818 Spruce street and Mary Eaita- lege, and holds a Master’s Degree 100% DARK BLUE WOOL. SIZE 64 x 83 your Naira Ltaoleum will stay sleek $20.00 Down from Ohio State University. His 1948 Packard Setlan . , . $1595 Only a Ftiui in Stock— So Come in Now. beth Renn, 74 Cooper atreet Tomorrow and smo-o-oth, year-in and year-out! Wnrrantee Deeda oratorio performance Includes the MEDICAL BLANKETS ■ ./ '' ' A Per Week AlfNd N, and Helen O. Pm tt to "Elijah,” under Dr. John Erb of / At 9 :3 0 a. m. See Naira now at your nearest $2.30 > . Don’t W aU Winfield R. and Barbara H. Moore, New York University; Handel’s 5155 / • . floor covering dealer’s. And while property on Adama street "Messiah." DuBols’a "The Seven KHAKI StOCKINGS » o » . you’re there, get your free c<^y of TWO COATS IN ONE Cheney Brothers to Nusadorf Last Words of Christ," Stainer’s B r u n n sr s Packard Crucifixion," and many others. V: 8. RUBBER LACE TOP At J. W. Hale’s N aira’s BOW decoratlBg book, Oonatructlon company, four acres EAZT CENTER. S T « MANCHESTER'l^(»IESIR! ‘ "Aasweiz to the Mott Frequently on the north side of North Main Since coming to Connecticut, in 'CORLfrOI Terms 1944, Mr. Bom has served also aa HUNTING BOOTS SEKV/Cl OPEN! MijNOAY' WEDNESDAY’FRIDAY EVENINGS TILLS PM Asked Questioiia os Home Deco­ Safes S treet H THt UVEL ■ aNTEB. S. BROAD Home made cakes, pies, pas­ P e r m H a sol^t with the First Congrega­ tries, canned goods, preserves, rating*' When you buy, remember Stewart DUlon, auto aalea bulld- tional Church of Meriden, and with SLEEVEI.ESS KHAKI and baked Beaas. Neira*S guarantee of satisfsetioa or Service Trades ■ring Main and Leonard streete, one St. Mark’s In New Britain, and has appeared In concert slii Meriden, SWEATERS 100% WOOL your money heck. ZIP-LINED tta rr brick and cinder block 80 by Congoleum-Naire Inc., Kearny, APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTRE TEL. 7590 liS foet with wing 42 by 28 feet Wlnsted and Hartford. 549 MAIN STREET SSS.000. New Jersey:, Fruak ShtmalUa, two store and /00% WOOL COVERT offleo block, of two stories west u CLEMENT of Main atreet between 'S a v e d m y : Life armory, cinder A Csd-MBdl Iw GAS-HEARTBUkN” WlMBexcMrielommeli tc ld aiu en painful.Mfloe*** btqA 845.000. ta t |M | eour ■Comscb eod heartburn, doetoc* ucually SOMtPttfS STtUtE OamholaU, two foU' pneerlM th« tMtevt^ctlnf nedlctoea khowo for wnpcocutle untnanltkethoaet a BelK«iMi room dwellinga, one on Dudley TebMa. N oU uU ve. Beil"«oataclnga e o n to rtlo k DEPOT SQUARE, NORTH END otrcet and one on Franklin or return bottle to ue for doable a ooey back. O atraet a t 80,500 each. |£u.-MIS for Add hidlgMtioa 25«i W’Uk lOO^e Wool Zip-In L in in g three cars in one for wnk and fiin! 1201000 ownm of other cars 0 ' \

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(IN ODR DOWNSTAIRS DEPT.) £ THESE ARE THE MATERIALS: CORDUROY ik ik iw $M f$i opttMMi It d ir t d i$ HUDSON A U A D H IN RiSAU VALUtI Come la Tffl 'TSasHght Gaietiear^ today and let us show you figum' from the S9e lUyoB Crepes National Automobile Dealers Aanociation Ofilcial Ameritex ORten Prints 89c Hk-Tsk Cotton Prints Used Car Guida Books that prove ’’etep-down’’ I Hwt li Uyto wun be pwid W feraS* «n w/tautavirtf I WRti^PVmuUf* ta designed New Hudaona .commgnd top pricea in Air Pillow RU*. OMl duh-Ns*i m M* Mr 6 PM Mngwi all e raS M IwlwM n ttw S* ■ V ■ Suburb*) rh lio Hko a lino M dm . It tiM t Mioit tu m iiu radiM , w le t to iMotfla aw l I 79c Anderson Plaid Ginghams i'9e Ghsmbrette tha nation’a uead-ear marketa! Heavy, thlck- 9te Chambrsys "Sorority” Ameritex Cot- WJHAT a car! What value! la it any wonder seata in any maae-produced car built todr^l 4$ Yf AtS o r tNOtm W »40 AOIt&MP W Hudson sales this year are .30 per cent You get amazing head room—the most effi- eet Corduroy. «9c Cotton Tweed Printo / Pdnts ahead last year’s record? den$ use Of interior apace in any motor Car! Brosm or blue r that the 79c Shantungs I9c Bonnie Plaids Every day man people are discovering 1 Coma in for a fietWoftoR lUde^-sea all the extra r J t f - New Hudaon, with ita uniqua "at^Miown” de- value Hudson's unique "step-down” deeign plaids, navy or aign, ia packed, right now, with •tylin t, jw - gives jrou. Take the wheal yourself, ana put brown solid a i m Dimities, Piques^ Ginghams formaneg and comfort featurea theyley tfiOilU ^ t the wonderful New Hudson to any test that were years away! pleases you. You’ll find that here, at last, is a shsdee. 7Jppere Organdies and Denbns new kind of motoring. And you*U see right Whon uatd a t a UtUon waeon, ttwro’a etro t \/VnrMie/nrfRr ■nwiwrSwIsboMdBwnorMlIbniusiitWriioltarwWmo Only in Hudaon do you get the most of the four and pleats. WON boMnd U gM Plymouth^. But see all thia tor yourself I Drive tho sL )«t out ot the way. Special 18” wheela are avail- Suburban. Take it out on the roughest roAds and give sbls'fblr rough oopnlry at alight extra coat it the toughest assignments. Compare the-ddel You'll MEN’S SHOPS . decide right there I * ’ ■'- I BUIIDS GREAT CARS HASHAILE INTtMOn. Upholstery It beautiful plastic THE “FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE” ,,, tustfoua, long-wearing, oomfodable, and washable. ta r mrtg FfflHi OmIb msb m h m ■< ekht I s Is M a j ' A. L; SLOCOMB. Prop. * PITMOUTH OMiha tT 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. CMRYSIU cqaroMTMh , 913 MAIN STREET f NEAR THE BANK n T M 0 U T N > tka^tkt^bdfcmpeml OktikD n, sHtoigw V ,< • . ... • f' >, ' v / . ',. X •X . i: )BER' 12, 1949 IfANClBESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 PAGE FIFTEEN . FOUlfnEEIfV - r — ------— — ^ Bmeat J. Fallardcau of Hartford, Fropatier. 84 of Seekonk, ’Parking Meters, Lights Pedestrians Are Blamed Massachuiett*. was burned when Russia Again jdC hildren NSelllcment ' ■ ■ Ends who was killed In January, 1948, Hi^My See* B-36 Service Speaker About Town Observe Holiday Today Bowles Backs while crossing I Asylum hill by a hot asphalt splUed on hla For Their Own Auto. Deaths Negligence Suit car driven by Boleslaw J Utkewlc*. bedy alter a truck . overturned Members of Anderson-Shea Au- Seeks Count The traffic control situation OiiTelevision The suit was brought by here. State Policeman Arthur' ' ^iege’ Weapon; lliary, V, F, W„ No. 2046, are re­ was in a mlxup h e^ today as , Federal Plan Aurora Abey of West Hartford as Andreolo said PropatlSr wa* driv- ‘ quested to meet at the Quiah Fu­ (terking - meters and traffic •topic o f conversation," the commia- Hartford, Oct. 13— —An out- administratrix of the Fallardcau ing on Route 6 near Butlonball i Can’t Stop Foe O f A-Bombs Hartford, Oct. 13— (Spaclal) Stats park when a broken drive neral Home at eight O'clock thU light* left motorists with the Invited to New by^ sioner Said. of-court' «*ttlemerit for $13,000 estate.' V «f', ■ ■ evening. In tribute to Artbuf Are your feet killing you?" Gives His Opinion on abaft apparently cdused the truck t ■ \ ' lonesome feeling o f being un­ . Commissioner Mulvlhlll was in­ ended the Jury trial of ajifgllgcnce Keefe, brother of Mrs. Florieiice - (CnntiMtted from Page One) , Starss They T a l^ This question was aaked today to overturn. He was taken to a , eMtteMTfM OM cared-for and unregulated. formed today by the National suit against a WlIllmaMlc man Iq Burned by Hot Asphalt TOMORROW NIG Streeter.'a past president o f the Due to the need for hnii re* ly State Motor Vehicles Commis- Control of Tidal OH • ' II '■■■" ■ Willimantlc hospital where his con­ States from Moscow after the 1 Part in Program Safety Council that more than 10,- auperior court her* yesterday... PRESENTATION TO CHARLES FISHER (WEST STAFFORD) WINNER OF THE auxiliary. - . ; ‘pairs, the traffic lights 'Wjtnt er Cornelius F. Miilvihill. ChapUn, O ct 13— Vf) — Louis dition was reported as fair. fa t "ovMWttphMUed” and he news' broke. ’ - 000 pi^estrians were killed In this Deposits in Letter The case involved the death " f off duty this morning-^ hundred and seventy hu­ country last year. pounded on the theme that the Hi* resolution demanding the Paula, Danfel and Ellen Fire­ Mtlonal eecurtty requlrea highly Mrs. Helen ^ H. Flavell of Due to the fact that regula­ man Demga walked to their deaths Hamlin street ha* entered the Bap­ oyer-all tally was the first time Hartford, Oct. 12.-W -< S o v . jnob(la Naval force*, with a hard- tions do not call • for the pen- stone, the.thre children of Mr. and In Conneettcut during the . ot 2 1 1 free TELEX 200 HEARING AiD tist hospital, Roxbury, Maas., for that Russia bsla put its demand 'I Chester-Bowles has declared that {I'-'T ■ Utttng air arm. into a formal resoluUpn. But the sipfting of parking meters with Mrs. Morris L. Firestone of E ast' months.’’ the^atate off let'll s ''f . observation. Com m lM ionerX^ u 1 v 1 hlU ex­ PersuDul Nuticefi [ t i^ l oil depoatU • should be put AS ADVERTISED AT STAFFORD FAIR A ANNOUNCED IN HARTFORD COURANT SUNDAY.'OCT. OTir •konid Not Confute Tertna Russians have always opposed pennies on Sundays or holi­ Center street, have had the thrill­ under Federal control. days, this Columbus day found plains that hi* qiMaUon "|eada di^, / tike term “air power," King eaid, , Miss Mafguerlte Norman, mi*' moves for an arms census unless ing experience of appearing re­ The governor gave hi* opinion '^ ou ld not be confueed with a de­ it Includes atomic weapoha and meters too on the laid-up list. rectly to Connectlcut^a annual j In Memoriam aionary of the Covenant-Congrega- cently over N.B.C.’sXelevislon cir­ Pedeatrlan Protection Nl?imgrai“ . ; In response to a letter from W al­ How much hearihg will you Ipse this year? partment of government with a have alw*ays said they shoiild be The usual strong arms of ter R. Johnson, of Washington, tionql denonUnation to the' Belgian the law w ill be full-muscled cuit from New Tgrk City, it was which begin! this S a tu ria j^ n sU-I In _ . lorin*------memory^ of ^ Kmdell Elwln aomewhat almllar name, "A ir ICongo, will be th? guest speaker outlawed. out effort to reduce the high d « ^ [ Derby who died October 12. 1948. special counsel for the National- No bae CM tell yea exactly hew much Only by hearing speerii clearly— by Ooeen’t It make sense te start new to' A few minutes before Malik again tomorrow. learned here today. PsjiU ’a achool- Force.” at the meeting tomorrow evening Association o f A.ttomeys General oatag yoar ability to nndmtaad words It ie time now, he taid, for a T made bis proposal he cast Russia’s rate among those who walk.” '- J y, ,0 very near to.u», lie*rhi|[ yoa will looe this year—er how use the hearing you have left rather thaa ;at7 :3 0 at the local Covenant ixuitea in the sevent}i grade at the He fllled our hetrU with tiadneee. Johnson had asked him to endorse aad to dtacrimlnate among them—can yon “ thorough re-eJtamlnatlon of our “And the startling fact about.' jt months, a year, S years from bow m h m church on Spruce street. Parish­ 39th veto in the Security Council Manchester Green school knew of BuXiiOw th«t he has tone before u», the McCarran bill which call* 'for fast yoa wfn leae H. help prevent your speech nnderstandlng portfolio of defenee Inveatmeni*, to kill a French proposal for coh- these Cbnnecticut tragedies was I ioners and friends are urged to at­ the 5:16 program Friday, October 0|ir'-i>e*rte »Te ftlled with iMidnew. state’ ownership of submerged oil from grndnnlly becoming worse. your hearing might be woiee? Oeesa’t It exchanging some of the ipeculative i ventlonai armstcounting— exclud­ 7, and' some of them watched the ' that almost all of them followed . Bat here’s aomethtaig you ihould know. tend and learn aboilt Africa, the a national pattern, in which two lands. ' It’s predaely this which you accomplish ihake sense to find out today about the a ^ issues for battle-tested blue chips.” I ing the A-bomb— and the estab­ Manchester performance, and w h ile. they ; HI* visit nbw 1» ended. IT your lost of hearing boa Inereaitid ap te vaeta-es of the full-range, hIgh-ftdeUty A t one point King suggested that j Continent of Crisis today. I out of every three pedestrians were All ti overXqw »nd through. . Favora itival Bi(l when you exMolse your ear with ar ’Telex lishment of confidence among the . agreed Paula and.Banlel were fine | Bowles replied that he believed now. It mny eenttnne te Increase In the Telexf Congress consider the possibility, ( IncldentaUy they were pupils in i to blame for their own deaths,” Our ion, our bn»ther will be remem­ Hearing Aid. nations. It did not Include atomic ; bered, that a rival bill Introduced by that neither side would Use the ^ i Registration for Communion Date Book dramatics . o ^ 'Emma Lou Kehler | the commiMioner atated. future. Not only thnt—yen mny lose year Many hearing aids reprodnee only 3 oc­ Phone er visit your nearest Telex Hear­ weapons. Malik complained; ! Ever loving. loy»l tihf^true. Senator O’Mahoncy (D., W yo.l, Perfection that eoaes only from the dioioest atomic bomb if war comes. I Sunday will take place Friday a^- The Ukraine, only Soviet ' satel- i 'last seasonr they wete intrigued !; The moat common and most fat- hearing taster In the future than yen have taves of Bonnd. Telex reprodnCea about 8 ing Oeater, You 'won’t get any high-pres­ ' al fault among pedestrian^ ac- putting such oil lands under Fed­ ingredients—the finest malt and hops . . . Perfection octaveo— one of the widest frequency re­ Between the two World wars, j I temoon from three to four o'clock lite on thS ll-nation security Tonight , with the/iiute four-year-old Ellen, Soon wo all will go to , foiif'btin, in the past. sure, sales talk. You will get help with 1 cording to Commissioner Mulvlhlll, eral control wuold bo more In the sponses of any hearing aid made today. King remarked, people were s. ying [a t Zion Lutheran chuiK-h. and Fri- council, voted with Russia. Lecture on photography by R.iy .^ o w It Came About III that garden o'er the wtil that's made Betmeydt Iriih Brand Cream Ahmnrt your hearing problem. ' its that they croas streeta without; once iigiln'wVii hi* emmnVfac’e, And If your losa of hearing retnalns on- ‘Hiat wide raage of clear, life-like sound the airplane had ■ changed every-1 ■day evening between seven and LeBlanc at Y.M.C.A. at 8 — public natlonal interest. popular than ever before. Just sip the rich, The opportunity for the [looking out for approaching aulo- i with an »n»wer to,our cell. \ ” Our oil deposits are of incal­ corrected, you nmy nine experienee a grad- keeps your ear la practlco^olds back the thing. Since the last war. he said, I eight o’clock. invited — no charge. But—do It now! Vou’ll never regret the the sequel is; “The atomic bomb : formance came about In this way: mobiles. 1 . • 1 culable value, not only when con­ (uU-bodied flavor. Try it—oatnpare it! Loak$ -- aal loM of speech naderstaadlng, ae well loss of speech understanding. day you discovered Telex! Hartmans Leading Tomorrow Paula .and Daniel have their favor­ Wa shall meet him with extended X. has changed everything." , The Robertson Parent-Teachers “ I f more pedeStriana would keep sidered from the .viewpoint of na- creamier. tastes ereanUar ii '.U craamiari But now that Russia has an atom | Rotary Club — Food Sale, Hales ites among the- pelebratiea of stage their head* up. and theli*-feet under i ^ ^ \ tional defense, but also from' the Association will open its new sea­ —starts 9:30 a.m.“ and radio, and have been compiling bomb, King visualized this sitqa-. Uoyd A. Hchwiebert son this evening when “open In Card Tournev control, most of our wal er-fe- Be*lde him we shall take our stand, 'Viewpoint of expanding standarda ' October 14, IS .scrapbooks of the stars in differ­ talitiea would cease to be a preb- | a new life win h« vi’ewci.. o f'J iv in g here / In the United Preston Zimmerman and Associates — ^ TELEX HEARING CENTERS tion: house” from seven to eight o’clock ent fields, and obtaining their sig­ "A likely possibility now is that j lem and would become merely,^a Tre Derby family. StaWB,^’ Bowles said. Members of 28 Augustana Luth­ at the school on North School Hartman’s held a four-point Play “ Jennie natures when possible. there will be some kind of stale- i TRUMBULL ST. 915 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER eran churches of the state will street, will be followed by a short lead over the Hot Shots after the ', 1'"" Players Some weeks ago they became ” We[^-cannot afford to have 192 Main St.— Bristol mate unless both sides expect to: HARTFORD 2-5408 Participate in an Impressive Chri*- businesRi______meeting. The main part of second sitting of the North End C. L. of G. • interested In the Judy Splinters these deposits wastcfully exploit­ TEL. 6030, 5837 destroy each other, ed a* has so'YrMuently happened -n , . ^tuaUon miaht develon “ “ Growth Dedication discussion will be on the Firemen’s Setback League last : Father and Son banquet spon- and Shirley Dinsdale .television i nlght. Hose .Company No. 1 had sored by BroUierhood of Emanuel under ineffective - state regula­ -m u lr to t^at in T h f l a s t w a r ! service at Center Church on NewUheiSe, “ What the teacher expects I program. The Flreatone chUdren the high aebre of 126 and the sec- ivLuUicran church, tion.” ;s fb ,s "dS i- ■ wrote to Judy and Shirley and re­ / TELEX leads the way to Hearing Happiness eflt expects of the teacher.” Super­ ond Jilghest was registered by i Monday, Octobrr 17 ceived pictures and letters from YOU ARE INVITED ' ------j Discussion. Provisional intendent -A. H. IHing will be mod­ Scheitdel’s Oil Service. ! them. .Sponsored by- the N.B.C4 ^ ...... ' V BE SURE TO ATTEND THE MANCHESTER PRODUCTS SHOW— ARMORY— OCT. 17-18-19. HELP SOME ” i of Emanuel Lutheran church ol erator. Those taking part include The stqndingS: I League .of Women Voters. 8:00. p. ■ the entertainers had engagements ONE YOU KNOW TO WlN A NEW TELEX HEARING AID. Mrs. Ruth Foster, Mrs. Edythe Hartman’s X,-...... <28 . m. 161 Loomla street. in California, Chicago and are now FREE LECTURE National Guardi x.^ - Un^er questioning, Halsey said | Hot Shots .. ... he thinks the Navy should be al-1 Coffin, a teacher at the school; I Tuesday. October 18 ! in New York City for 30 weeks. ' News of Interehl X, ia sponsored by the laymen, as i Dr. Jos. Barry, Gerald Chappel and Hose Co. No. 2^v.. 415' 8:00 p. m. Provisional League o f ' In the last few weeks they called AND DEMONSTRATION lowed'to go ahead with its pro­ Vittner’s Gardens'^...... * posed .CMistruction ')f a super- their contribution to the church Edward Bensche. A Social time 4l .>5 Wo-men Voters. Unit Discussion. the children by telephone twice Hose Co. No. 1 ...... 4 1 and invited, the Firestone family By At the Industrial Products carrier. \ mission of Christian faifh in ac­ with refreshments will follow, 17 B Garden Drive. tion. Buckleind ...... v . ••• 4 j to come to New York and take Show, coming to Manckester’a A r­ “ I can’t urtderatand,” he said, Schendel’s Oil ...... • • 4 October 17, 18. 19 , part in the program. A fter the mory- on October 17, 18, and 19, Uoyd A. Schwlebert, attorney The son bom to Mr. and Mrs. "bow we can have Congreai ap­ and prominent Lutheran layman Merz Barbers ...... ' Local Froducts Show Monday., they w e re taken to Misa there will be a booth exhibiting propriate the nmney, have the George E. Herzog, of Grand Ave­ Larsen Feed and Hardware.. 4 RAY LeBLANC of Moline, Illinois, will give the Tuesday and V, ednesday, Ex- Dj^s'dale's apartment and later en- the wares of the National Guard. prealdent approve it, and have nue, Rockville, has been named Moriarty’s Painters ...... principal addreM and his subject change Club, State Armory. tertained at dinner before leaving Noted Connecticut Photographer When this'was told to a friend the THIS IS FIRE Liquor Specials some man atop it.\ Allan Joseph. This ia their second Marcin’s Plumbers...... ! will be “The Second Step." Mf. Also meeting and tea of couhty > ^01- their own hotel. They also re- other day he commented. "The FREVEITIOH WEEK! Secretary of D e fh ^ Johnson child. Mrs. Herzog is the fomier Coughlin’s Service ...... : Schwlebert is a member of sever­ and local G. O. P. women at Coun- ceived an invitation to return in Guard isn’t an Industrial produc­ halted work on the super-carrier, Miss Eleanor Munsoii and, prior to Soda Shop ...... ■ .\T THE “Y*’ 8 P. M., WED., OCT. 12 al Important commissions of the try Club. , [ the future for another TV pro- e r ” Nationally Adverttaed . to be named the Unlmd States, her marriage, was on the staff of Nichol.s’ N e w s ...... ’...... Wedneadsy, October 19 ; gram. Here ia an explai>ation; First, Augustana Lutheran church. An­ Phelps’ AU Stars...... last spring aftee the keeKwaa laid. the Manchester Memorial hospital, Pot Luck Supper of Corneratone } ______Sponsored by the Village Camera Club BEER (limit) other feature on the program will Four XXXX .; r...... as an employer in the community, Bigger Oarrlea N' be the Battel Chapel Choir of Club at St. Bridget’s hall at 6:30 ! the Guard hires some three hun­ Case of 24 Cans ^ A a Y w Captain Burke, in a statement Yale university.under the direc­ Memorial Temple No. 33, Pyth' p. m. Come along . . . and bring a friend! dred men each year. True, these Im t to the committee in effect asking ian Sisters request that all mem­ Why Thousands of Doctors tion of Professor Luther Nos*. Frank Venccslaii 8:00 p. m. Provisional League of men do not produce goods: but „ — ChaatM a new atari on the construction, Assisting the laymen’s'executive bers who have tickets for the Women Voters. Unit pisciission. preserve pleasant tasting they ■ do produce service. H iat Ottfl ^ Grand Temple session return the Imported VAT 69 aaid bigger carriers are needed committee of the district for this H o n o r e d a l P a r t v ' 1 Oundersens home on Farm ■ervlca Jnxy only become self- handle kmger-range planes capS' annual state-wide service are AI- i stubs as soon as possiWe to evident whan an emergency arlsea, Tru-Spot 942 Main Street T el. 2 -.3 6 4 A Scotch hie of meeting Improved land bert Robinson and Herbert E. . Mercyll Peckham, 3 Ridgewood but, It is service never the less. plants which, in event of war, Friday, October 21 m iD s s u m ^ Flashlight MTiisky Fifth $4.29 Johnson, of Emanuel church. street. i^atn,’'as an efnptoyer. the Guard “will try to deny our use of the Over 30 friends of Frank Ven- "Joy Mart” — bazaar , Natii^ ceslau recently gathered at dinner ; Hale auditorium, 6:45 p.m. " CMtributas over $75,000 yearly to Att m tui COC sea near Eurasia.” The midweek prayer and praise SSTi • IM , wycy IrtawlM, lie, ABaty, X T. U. 8. A Monarch WINES party for I “I f we build this carrier, and find lesson from World war II is. the, of the Naza- i t " " to give a bachelor Manchester Ski Club F*H Out­ (CaiMCD BY COiOS) HALE'S SELF SERVE munity. Thirdly, the Guard is. In- Ready for iattsM usel his 1 rectly, a producer of goods. Be- we don’t need it, the coat to the need for. immediate heavy Xir at- j The choir wiirreh"earae''^at' hit" approach of his mar- ing. 1:30 p. m. Center Springs. The Original In New England California 4 L A ^ tack* at the military bqd^ of the i I '" ? ' riage Saturday to Miss AcejTiath [ Also annual banquet of Regina fer tu ssk acta of once. It not only use it orders things like Cloth- nation will be 1189.000,000. relieves such coughing but ajso S Largai Made FuD Quart 0 7 C ."If w * don’t build thia carrier enemy "who would be trying to Keeney. D'ltalia Society, American Club. lag, shoes, raincoats, socks, shirts, DOAN^S PILLS The party was arranged by hi* ; loosens up phlegm and makes It and find t)iat we do need it the crunch his way serosa Europe. Monday, October 24' tiousers and hats. Maybe the boya' IVORY rse them (Limit l ) ...... 50« fellow employes at Burt Lehman’s ■ ’ easier to raise, pertussin Is and HEALTH MARKET m the armory don’t produce these 'Cost to the nation may be the na­ Hollister School 8:00 p. m. Prol’isional League of Atlantic Station on Main street safe! Mighty effective for ojd jl taings but. their need for them SOAP tion itself.’’ Women Voter*. Open membership and Venceslau wM made s presei / and young! FJeosonf faslinp-' -.4| leads others to produce them. And, (Umh 3) Halsey eaid there la a place for 1 ijieeting, Mary Cheney Library. DENTAL *tthe very heat bombera we ' can Has Essay Contest of a purse, of money. )ipw about armament? Someone Obituary « l M H V . get," and ^ that ha believes in THURSDAY SPECIALS must produce the side-arms, mor­ WINDOW 1 4 c FLOSS tars, and machine guns which the ASPIRIN m d w i m ■tratagie bqmblng of oil and In coBnectlwi with school pro­ Worthittfo, S-gr.—Settfa 100 lindt i) 10 O c . transportation targets. gram* during Fir* Prevention Guard needs. Look at the trucka. i r U K K rUMK yds O But to bomb industrial and pop­ Week, pupils of the HoUiater Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ^eps and tanks.^ and how about WfllMCn N N N ft Physicians ulation centers, he aeid, will unite street school are engaged in an es­ tjie radios, stoves and food. The Funerals NYLON & Surgeons enemy peoples in JTlery petriot- say contest and poster painting GRAaNO.HOTHER'S needs o f the Guard cerUlnly 1 Foaw«r t ism." contest for which prizes will be simulate the- production of these Arthur Keefe BROWN r The peoples, he said, "will he awarded. Items: Boric Acid TR. IODINE fuaed into a aoUd stubborn b u m Funeral ' services for Arthur Tomorrow morning In the school 2 Lb. Jar Eraser Top Keefe of Gilead will be held Thura- MINCE M EAT l-ounee BotNe (Limit 1) ...... /■hjr the fires of their bunmlgk auditorium Chief John Merz of the New Greek Urtliodox Head TAILORED Powdor 9' y at 2 p. m. at the Gilead Con­ / bomaa." ‘ T«s: Manchester Fire Department and THOMSON'S / LEAD Degfenad by the thunder of the gregational church. BuriaT will OCEAN SPB.\Y CRA.\BEKRY be at St. Peter’s cemetery/in He­ hi* committee will judge the pupils .Istanbul. Turkey. Oct. 12—(/P)— guns and planea of the mighty HAiTfOlOf fIBMOLT Df9A|tM|Hf STOM | 2 9 < PENCILS bron. on their work and the prizes will • lije arcbtflshop of Corinth, Mihail 'niir4 fleet he commanded, Halsey be awarded, 'fhe chief alito planned Can OonatanUnides, la the new head of CURTAINS HAND^ Friends may call at the W. P. had to move up in front of the SAUCE X HINKLE PILLS Quiah Funerid Home, 229 Main to demonstrate proper methods'of AV. rroftk Brobf/ii the Greek Orthodox church fn 2 6*^ horaeehoe committee table to hear street, frqm -this evening to 11 turning in fire alarms and whAt to X North and South America. The WoH/unoro—Bottla■Mott 100 (Limit t ) . . . ■/...... School buy! CREAM questions. But he read his state­ Mr. Jem%4 SPANISH Fine, sheer Nylon curtains with a. m. Thiiraday. do in case of fire. Holy synod of the church yester­ 4-ox. iar Mmttoe ttm r*4w«i BwlaaTBtt aoTaOattlq^ lh»nii mi MHhU* ment without glasses. day chose Mihail to succeed Pa­ 5 inch bottom hem— 1 inch side HMaey, whose cerrier-baae.d air­ Forimila 30 10'.i Oz. Jar triarch , Atbenagoras, who was hems. 88 inches wide; 63 and 72. men drummed the Japanese up OLIVES elevated last spring to head the i^ch lengths. CREAM entire church. Mihail's headquart- Eight Ettatliial VHamint SAVE O t l " ^ NoUf—a genuine fur felt hat PILLSBURY’S , era w ill be in New York city. SHAMPOO OLAMKN ATTMAL Famous Reads Departmental C-ouncll SPECIAL - ' Marxmaii / for only ^7.501 I Pkgs. PIECRUST 31e Vitamin CapsnieB , PIPES CANASTA Hartford. Oct, 12—iS'j— William CARDS .MABA'SCH|NO Bottomley, of Hartford, an em­ Bottle rTJKI-910.M ploye qf the State Insurance de­ N0T%ER af too ... . VahM RULES—SCORES partment, has been elected presi­ lOTTLE VITAMINS 3 Oz. Jar $3.98 Full Dorrail daily CHERRIES 10c dent of the Departmental council $ 2 . 9 8 TOOTH I S t f” 7 9 c tequlrement in one of the ConnectlcuUState Employes ° Regularly $5.98 Association. PASTE capsule. Cost under zHc per dsjr. WILLTON’S^ MARSHMALLOWS Large Sbs largosttiaa GIFT SHOP Cello* Pkg. 15c 47* ALKA- 968 MAIN ST. Got a Furnace? LACE NET CURTAINS $ 1 . 7 9 SELTZER NO. 2 C.AN, ,ST. 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, T' N MANCHESTER EVEN ING HERALD. MANCHI^SSTXR. CONN.* W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBTO 12, 1949 If MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BlANCHESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 PAGE SEVENTIES PA®E snTCtiNr you want to use the buttered crumbs for a casserole topping. ■N'-' People. have laughed at the FOR SALE varied stock that modem drug Eleven at Nebo Tonight stores have, but the VARIETY OF \ r CUSTOMERS’ NEEDS which are served by the PlblE PHARMACY, 2 FAMILY FLAT " "'I'...... » 684 Center Street, Is no Joke—but a welcome convenience. In addi­ ’5 Rooms *»ch, 2 car carage, steam heat, Insiilated. Ciaiit Coach / College Powers tion to a completely -up-to-date White Sox and Browns B y prescription department and pat­ Wired for Electric range and has gas service. Excellent Undefeated Rivals * -9 ' ent ’ medicine requirements, the Gets Results ) EARL W. Falling Early pharmacy has all Uie most popular condition. First floor tenement available Nov, 1st. See cosmetics; the favorite chocolates Want New Managers YOST Ready for Hard Game and candies; and handy items from owner, 23 Center Street, Tel 8179. Sports Editor aert such aa gingerbread and ap­ fluorescent lamps to extension «> Charlie Gonerly Clicks But 20 Major Schools ■CbMPIJiTE STAIR INSTAL- molasses, rolled oats or other Quaint and Pretty ANGLM Love Birds plesauce. cords; from flashlight batteries to Red Rolfe Expected to As T Quarterback; , Boast Perfect Records formed with Manchester tea mo LATIOKS, Including unusually cereals so that boys and girls get shoe Mlishea; from toy footballs to Bowling Visitors Seek Revenge durin'g the p u t four seasoiiii. lundsoms carpeting, a carpet cush­ the excellenl nutrients in these Sit in real comfort and dress up bubble shooten. Bit Back, Bdax. No Worriea f l o r his sign, whether to taka the ion to give comfort and long wear, Be Retained by Tiger Learns to Fake Well At This Early Date Although they have been liiade foods. the room, at the same time with Smartest dresaed man In press next pitch, hit away or attempt For Defeat of Year the underdogs In tonight's battle, and the cost of Installation, are the plump CHAIR PADS OF Motoasea lUlsIii Bread Organijuition} Stengel headquarters In Brooklyn during, H m n 's Nothing Better Than to move the runners along with a Ago; Expect Large thp Silk City squad ia In top only 128.00 at the MANCHESTER FRIE b' CHICKEN — HOME QUILTED PLASTIC, which are Ingredients: 3 cups sifted all­ New York, Oct. 12—(JP)—Steve tha world series game waa Lippy sacrifice. Yogi looked at Frankie New York, O ct 12—OP) — High 'ARRET c e n t e r . 308 Main physical condition and vrill go out STYLE is the latest specialty at only $.79 at the PARIS CURTAIN purpose flour, 3 teaspoons doubts- I And Boudreau Sigpa^ Owen, who has laborsd long and Leo Durocher, ex-manager of the and in a matter of seconda; jump­ pressure schedules art making all- Street Beautiful shades of de­ ANDERSON’S ICE CREAM BAR hard to convert the New York C^wd; Kickoff at, 8 to preserve the undefeated slate SHOP, 829 Main Street. They’re acting baking powder, )4 teaspoon Brooidyn Dodgers, now Jesding ed out oT the batter's box, called winning college football teams as u welUu knocking the Crueedere sirable------tones in solid color . or u at n ' In Bolton. The tender, deUciously reversible; they sponge off; Uiey baking soda, U i teaspoons salt. New York, Oct. 12—(O —The Giants into a T formation .foot­ field man for the New York Giants. tiactlve designs come in rich ai|- ' chicken with vegetables, Ume, anmajor league baseball nuuiageriat ball team—and, incidentally, to re­ I asked Leo; "How do you like line to get his wires straightened wool pUe — making a low price cottee is $1.50. Their store his reputation as a , "modem" ite. City!” That haa been the Cru­ Don Albert end big Joe Nowak red, and black—^whlch can be en). 1 cup milk, 14 cup molasses, Women’s League the aeries?" The most publicised out with Ooaettl. Berra retJmed will open at end for the home even more appealing. You'll en- equally superb chicken pie, richly lineup for 1950 le alrooat aura to coach—feels he finally has achiev­ manager in baseball replied,,"Won- While the Dodgers were taking saders battle cry ever since iaat Joy the friendly reception one finds ; fj^gted cakes, crisp-crusted pies, matched to chair backs at $.45 )4 cup butter or margarine (melt­ Fisher Dry Cleaners 1, Manches­ to the box aa writera in the press forces, with the hard fighting ROASTING CHICKENS carry 12 holdovers from this year. ed tome rdsults . . . Charley Oon- derfuL I can sit back and relax their lumps in the World Series, Than)csglving morning when they at the Carpet Cepter. | doughnuts and coflee, cake all taste each. ed), 1 cup raisins (washed, drain­ ter Radiator S; Princess Restau­ box enjoyed the new fuel to use mighty Michigan and'^ plenty of Mike Wrobel and Bob Hillman at ed and chopped). i ' Two skippers, Joe Kubel' of rant 2, Soda Shoppe 2; Howard erly haa learned to fake like a real with no worriaa." Lao’a Glanta lost a close 9 to 7 verdict to the ------. , I as if made by the best "home about Berra being stupid. Maybe other powers absorbed lickings for Aces In EUuit Hartford. The (Cru­ tackles. The 220-pound Walt Ted­ . To clean the Inside of .vour | - You can combine salad and des­ Method; Mix and sift flour, bak­ Washington and Bucky Walters of Landscaping 4, Waaley Insurance T quarterback In Sunday’s finished a poor fourth in the final , but when Berra slammad a the first tbfle this season. National League atandinge loat 00 saders from East, Hartford get ford will be the pivot-man. He refrigerator, sprinkle a little bak­ sert if you'Serve peach halves.on ing powder, baking soda, salt, and Our chickeiui m reaaonabljr priced arid qf high qual­ Cincinnati have lost their jobs. 0. X torrid game against Washington, pitch into rightfield for'a baae hit, A quick check of the-records of will be flanked by two of the watercress with cream cheese; the sugar. Mix the egg, milk and mo­ Aimy Plrkey aet a' new triple says Steve, Cbnerly faked so well season. their big chance t'onight at Mt. ing soda on a clean damp cloth, - Don’t be afraid to investigate a ity. You get more meat for yorir money in these hroad- Jack Onslow of the Chicago White driving home one run, the scribes the elevens that play big Ume Nebo when they clash with the team’s best linemen. Pinky Pohl dressing may be mayonnaise . or lasses together. Add to dry in- record for the season with games on one occasion that a Redskin Durocher, Mel Ott, Carl Hubbell and rub dver the surface piece of meat, to find out where lowered their voices. teams from September through Silk a t y A.'C. kick-off is slated and George "Spinach” Vincek. sour cream. Caraway crackers are greiUents with riiortenlng arid mix hreaated chickens, hred especially for meat production. Sox and 2!ack Taylor of the 8L of 119, 126, 103 for a 348 total. tackled him and then let go, figur­ and Horace Stoneham spent plenty November, shows only 20 major the bones are. before trying to Louis Browns may follow suit but High single was Wilhelm's 129. o f time together, probably planning Supposedly the best nmning for 8:00, and a Ikrge crowd Is ex­ Two big boys, 220-pound'Yosh ■ UPHOLSTERY FRIEZE with a carve it. X little advance ex­ delicious with a salad of this sort. just enough to bldnd. Add raisins ing- he didn't have the ball . . . . team in baseball, the Dodgers schools which have won ’em all Vincek and Bullet Bill Shaw, 210, the rest seem secure. Other 100 singles and better in­ (Jbarlle did, and promptly stepped possible ' trades and .ales to pected to be on hand for this bat­ deep, long-wearing weave is a ploration of this kind will help you and mix in lightly. Turn into 9x5 WE DELIVER FRIDAY MORNING cluded the following: Kloter, 101, pilfered but one sack on Berra in thus far. Included in the list are tle between two undefeated elev­ will start In the locals’ much Im­ beauty-making way to economize. Now we have PLASTIC SCUFFS x3-lnch loaf pan. Bake In a moder­ Onslow, serving his first Ceason aside and threw a pass...... strengthen the Giants. . o five teams who have only play^ slice the meat to .perfection.. oa a major league manager, 117; PhUllps, 101, 111; Wilson, 109, The Gem of the Day five games. ens. proved backfleld. The former vrill Frieze remnants in a large 'color -and whkt good-looking, comfort' ate (860 F.) oven for about 1 hour, Speaking of nifty sidestepping, twice. be at full, while the latter will brought the White Sox home sixth. 106; Poharaki, 112; Pongratz, KM, Baseball fans who witnessed the GetUng back to Berra, the Organized only lu t seoun, the range-are only $2.00 a yard — and able slippersHhey make! Slip into or until done. Turn out on cake watch what happens the first time catcher. Berra has been referred to And here -it’s only early Octo­ start at right half. (Quarterback For the closing days of the big He has a year to go on a two year lOO; GUI, 110; Tedford. 117; series games on television screens ber! visitors,, like the locals, b ou t of many pieces are large enough to FORTY-THIRD • ANNIVERSARY them in a Jlffy^-clean off any spot rack, cool, and store overnight be-1 ROGER OLCOTT Cowles, 104; Morton, 103; McIn­ a member of the Boxing Managers in many news aiid magazine atoriea Jimmy Doggact and newcomer cover a chair or a couch — at with a swish of a da.mp cloth! fore eltclng. contract. However, rumora are Guild Is offered real dough for an did not see when Johnny Mize’s Saturday a couple of other heads all local talent that h u carried SALE at the W. T. GRANT COM­ that be will be paid off and anoth­ tosh, 102, 100; and Opalaich, 100. long single to rightfield In game a crackpot, screwier than Joe Ken Grlffen at left half round CHENEY BROTHERS REM­ Scuffs come in green, rose, and exclusive contract. The "guilt" haa will roll from the list too. It has them to four straight victories out the Silk City eleven. PANY. lasting through Saturday,* 403 West Center Street, Telephone 7853 er manager hired) . Besides Ptrkey's 384, other triple No. 3 struck the fence. The b'.ngle Brown, with very little In the to happen when Notre Dame (3-0), NANT SALESROOM. there are $.43 specials; for exam­ two shades of blue at MARLOW’S Famous Primrose Houae hae scores ovtr 300 were Wilhelm, 314; voted to ban any manager who thus far this u a u n . They'opened came yrith the baeee loaded and brain department. the naUon’s No. X team, entertains the year with an . 18 to 6 win over ple, two pairs of wromen’s cotton $or onlv $.69 a pair. MARLOW’S added a new asset to Its many aids Taylor, whose BtoWns came in Kloter and Phillips, each 308; Wil­ signs an exclusive contract with a Benk is no crackpot and he’s Frost a plain cake with orange seventh, departed for hie Florida chased home two runs. formidable Tulane (3-0), the the Middletowm Hillsides, follow­ hose, sizes 9 to 10)4; men’s under­ F^R VALUES! to feminine beauty. DEEP PORE son, 305; Poharsicl, 304; and Pon,- promoter, but the lads should be not screwy. In fact, as a catcher. coconut frostings. To make it. CLEANSINa CRE3AM la a special­ home without having his contract able to dodge that easily. Sponsors of the series television fourth-ranked squad, in the game ed wdth a 25 to 6 conquest of the shirts; men's shorts; solid-color gratz, 302. rights was the Gillette Safety Razor Yogi must learn the weakness of of the week. cream about three tablespoons of .00 ly processed cream' for going be­ renewed. Taylor’s employers, the Country Club League Winsted Merchants. In their lu t butter or margarine. Add about turklsh towels; and ail-wool plaid PHnely chopped onion and green Company. Mize's clout struck the every batter in the league. He a>mell (8-0) and Yale (2-0), a Local Sport head squares. There are real sav­ pepp^ or pimento are delicious low the top of the ekln and work­ DeWItt brothers, were dlaappqlnt- HtUsta 3, Dota 1; Sweetahots 3, Really Tall two contests, the strong Ousad- two cups of confectioners’ sugar ing dowm into the poree. Thla ad over the team’s showing but ad­ fence nesr a large Gem Safety must know how to handle pitch­ couple of nigged Ivy Leagera, will ers have held their opponents ings to be made in all departihents. sauteed in a little fat and aded to Bedfords 1; Top-Flltes 4, Kro- J. F. "Pop" McKale, the ers, how to throw, as well as swing gradually, working it in well, and thorough cleaning prevento the’ mitted that Taylor’s pitching staff FllteZ 0; MaxflU 4, Royals 0. Razor sign and television workers bang heads at New Haven. ' scoreleu in posting vlctorlea over (Shatter thinning it with about a quarter eggs that are to be scrambled; source of Wackheade, helps nature Arizona U. athletic director who were careful to avoid giving their a big bat. A catcher is in on more Minnesota (8-0), the No. 5 team, use for a sandwich filling if you was nothing to brag about. West Side Reo really spina ’em when he spins a the Hartford Clay Hills, 14 to 0, cup of strained orange juice. It’s best to use a deep bowl with refine the pores, and leaves fresh, The remaining leaders are on a Pockett’s 3, Renn’s Tavern 1; chief competitor a nationwide plug. plays per game than any> other and Caitfomla (4-0), No. 9, also and the Wethersfield Priun, 25 to straight sides in whipping a small like. yam, has been telling this one And botu television and radio sn- player. The guy with the mitt and are In for filenty of trouble this Jack O’Brien, former CJolumbia When the frosting is smooth mix glowing softness. You’ll find It at more aolid foundation. Most are PaganTs West Sides 3, McCann’s 0. All-American and later coach of in a half cup or so of grated coco­ amount of cream; and whip the QXnNN'S PHARMACY. 1. Roy Helm (132) and Gaylor about his football exploits in the nouncers were careful not to call mask must think fast—a slow week. Both meet unbeaten but working on holdover contracts. old days . . Pop says when he once-tied outfits in games that Composed of many former Elut the Hartford Hurricanes, has been nut. cream just as fast as you can—it DRESSER SETS for lovely lad­ Casey Stengel, manager of the (134) topped the single scores an outstanding' defensive play--- a thinker will never be a catcher, Hartford High school stars, the added to the staff of referees in the shouldn’t take more than a few les or beloved children make very Hie woman who doesn't want to whUe White (840) and LaChapeUe played there were no end zones so fielding Gem. especially in the big show. have a Rose Bowl flavor. world' champion New York Yan­ The (Xophers are matched with vlsitora are led by their clever American, Ba.sketball'* League for Here’s a value that you seldom minutes to whip a cup of cream. hqndsome gifts\from MATHER'S be thought of ae a lady who Is (353) posted the three-string highs when a ball was kicked over, the Underestlniato Berra The most Improved player on the kees, has another yeay to go on a goal it remained in play no matter Ohio SUte (2-0-1) in the tilt that quarterback, Ernie Fournier, who the 1949-50 aeuon. Jack refere^ . see — a 8EALEY INNERSPRING AT THE C E N T ^ . Comb, brush getting along in years should for the night. ' Did you ever hear of a major Yanks last season was Yogi Berra. leads the uorlng parade with the-Nasslff scrimmage last Mon­ By Mrs. Anne Cabot 8404 two-year contract. Reports have how far it went . . . So one day an may decide the Big Ten UUe while MATTRESS for only $29.95! Made Several most charming PEAEl- and mirror seta are beautifully de- watch her facial habits. "Or Case" In line for a raise from Village Charmers-' ^ . league baseball catcher who qual­ The St. Louis Italian has develop­ four touchdowna. Another lad day night. This handsome and unusual chair 11-1$ opponent kicked one which kept ified to wear a dunce hat ? No, and the big Bears of California take with 180 coils for complete sleep­ ANT PATTERN COTTONS are sigifed in two-tohed jeweler’i Two very familiar ones, symp­ $40,000 and $60,000. Jarvla Realty 4, Bursack Broth­ ed, under the tutelagd of Bill that will bear watching ia their ing comfort and shape-keeping set is easy crocheting and such bronze at $21.50 or in elegant ers 0; Johnson Paint 3, McGlU- rolling and rolling back with Me- neither has the writer although Dickey, an all Ume great, into one on the Trojans of Southern Cali­ suggested for making ' Into gay fascinating ivork you’ll be sorry tomatic of age, are No. 1. drooping The contract of Joe McCarthy, fornia (2-0-X) in the contest that big end. Boy Threlfall, who trails Nasslffs will practice Friday durability, this "can’t miss” bar­ CHirlstmas aprons at the J. W. Sterling silver at $35.50. There’s a By Sue Burnett Converse 1; Manchester Motors 3, Kale in pursuit . . . Finally he catchers, as well as players at of the top catchers in organized when it’s completed. Included with Designed in teen-age aizea, this the comers of the mouth, a habit whose Boeton Red Sox finished a could very well decide the Pacific in the scoring parade wrlth two night from 6 to 8 at the E u t Side gain is available just now at HALE COMPANY—and there are wee boy’s brush and comb in jew­ which expresses discontent or dis­ Roy Motors 1; Broad Street Mo­ grabbed the pigskin and ran more other positions, have pulM skulls baseball. TD’a. Rec and again Monday nigflt from KEMP'S, m e.. 763 Main Street the instruction is an actual size wearable frock has a demure air ■ NEW ' gams beck o f the Yanks, baa ex­ Coast Ck>nference race. . sample aprons to demonstrate how eler's bronze at $l75 and a dainty pleasure; No. 2,. allowing one eye­ tors 3, Superior Service 1. than a quarter mile through the at one time or anotber. Fans should not confuse Berra One, of the best backs ever seen 6 to 7 at the Bee. Change in prac­ picture of. the hecul piece. Give with its tiny collar, puffed sleevqs. pired. However, Red Sox General High aingles—Penny Hiestand entire opposing team for a touch Ohio State and Southern (^1 they'll look. On deep backgrounds your upholstered furniture new Sterling silver set of girl’s brush, lid to droop when talking, a habit I was diaeusaing catchers st the with Denny Dinwit. fought to a 13-13 tie last Saturday. at M t Nebo, Red Jacko, a long­ tice sites is due to the Ehcchange If you want to establish good comb and round picture frame at and full skirt. Try a pretty plaid Manager Joe Ctnnin said that the 102, Maxine Revllla 102, Jean Ful­ down (probably breaking the 440 world series with my right hand Your Good Friend and Mine CTub products show at the ,u - of red. blue or green ,are bright charm with this protective and which registers distrust. Job is McCaitty’s "os long as he They are rated . 11th and 12Ui, re­ time star writh the old Thompun- eating habits make surie that ,you Pennsylvania Dutch type figures $11.00. including federal tax. fabric with snowy white collar, ton 102, 108, Helen Bartok 127, yard record enroute) ... "And for neighbor, Moe Magnlola of the Sunday night the writer boarded mory. htve a well-balanced lunch every stunning set. narrow ribbon for the sleeves. wont# IL" Shirley HoOner 104, 103, Elsie spectively, and could move up vllle Grays, will be in the Crusad­ or quaint floral stripes. The ma­ the conversion," McKale adds, “I Stamford Advocate. We talked of the New York; New Haven and few pegs with victories. day. Pattern No. 5800 vconststs of NEW SINGER SEWING MA- OLDSMOBILES Red Rolfe’s contract at Detroit Crockett 113, RiU Smith 113. ers lineup for tonight's game. Soup made with milk, sand­ terial is $.69 a yard. Pattern No. 8404 comes In sizes jumped over the $foal posts." Mickey Cochrane, Gabby Hartnett Hartford train at Grand Central Belated congratulationa to Mr. complete crocheting ihstructions, Salmon Loaf CHNES are not only wonderfully also haa expired but the Tigers Army (3-0), the No. 2 combina­ Jacko does . most of the passing wiches of meat or fish, a vegetable U, 12. 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, Best triples—Shirley Hoffner and'Bill Dickey, among the more StaUon in company with Bob and Mrs. Walter Snow on the ar­ stitch Illustrations, material re^ Ingredl^ts: 1 one-pound can efficient but the savings In clothes- very .seldom offer managers more 300, Elsie Crockett 309. Jean Ful­ tion, takes on thrice-beaten Har­ and, kicking u well u being the or a salad, and a fruit dessert When using, raisins wash them salmon, Vj cup fine soft bread 4 3-4 yards of 36 or 39-lnch; % Rocket Engine 88 and 98 Models, Also 76, Shorts And Shells recent outstanding receivers. Fin­ Steele, ace Hartford news and vard and should march along. rival of a daughter. Walt la a makes one of the most nutritious quirements and finishing direc­ yard contrast. costa which they make possible than one year documents. Rolfe ton 306. team's best ground gainer in the well-known local baseball and under hot tap water and then tions, actual size picture of head crumbs, 2 eggs (slightly beaten). will pay for the machine In a short Newest football bowl promotion, ally, our conversation shifted to aporta. commentator. Oklahoma (3-0), No. 3, also has four games played to date. He’ll mid-day meals. drain them well. They are easy to For this pattern, send 25 cents brought the Tigers hoOte fourth softball umpire. piece. 1 cup milk, V, teaspoon salt. 2 time. New models at the SING­ this year, his first at the job, and the "Senior Bowl" at. Jacksonville, Larry''"Yogi" Berra of the Yanks. Steele was downhearted, aa usu a breather in Kansas. start at left half, with Fournier wash if you put them in a strainer. in Coins, your name, address, size Rig Six Models. A i^miplete line including Several scribes to our rear joined al, aa he baa picked the Dodgers The all winning teams and their STERLmO ON CRYSTAL Send 20c in coins, ypur name, teaspoons finely grated onions ER SE1\'TNG CENTER, 832 Main it will be a complete surprise If he Fla., Jan. 7, proposes to pit the at quarter. Al Fournier and the The E u t and West Side Rec (juice and pulp). 1% teaspoons desired, and the Pattern Number Street, are priced from $89.50, up. Police Active outstanding senior footballers of the discussion and openly stated to whip the Yamkees in the World records include: makes perfectly lovely dishes for address and the Pattern Number to Sue Burnett, The Manchegter isn’t retained. - Four victories — (California, cruhing Bob Schultz rotmd out Onters and the Y.M.CA.. vrill open The new BETSY ROSS VEN­ lemon juice, parsley. A Budget Plan of 20% down and the famous Holiday Coupe. the Southern and Southeastern p^rra was a dumb-^U. I . dis­ Series in seven games. And, Hying the starting four. deganee in serWng or for present­ ETIAN BLINDS are designed to to Anno Cabot, The Manchester Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ Connie Mack-will be back at UCLA, Kentucky, VUlanova. Monday for the fall Snd winter ing as a glft-to-be-cherished. Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri­ Metho'd; Remove the skin from 16 months to complete payment FblUdelphia. Lou Boudreau inked In R ing D eath (inferences against the'^^st of agreed. aa did Magnlola, but we up to past performances. Bob'was Ex-Ace With Vlsitora aeuon. save frazzled nerves at cleaning salmon; crush bones and flake icas, New York 19, N. Y. makes it a fine Idea to get one the country—and to pay thi boys were outnumbered. dead wrong,for the Yanks won in Three victories — Notre DSme, ' Among beautiful pieces at cas, New York 19. N. Y. n . two-year document l^st season Army, Baylor, Navy, Cornell, In the line, Threlfall will start time. Providing the same neat, salmon. Mix the salmon flakes, Send 25 cents today for the new now for a Christmas gift.' cash fo r . playing . . . Hope . the The game soon started and in five games. MATHER’S AT THE CENTER Fall and Winter Fashion. 64 pages and bio post at Cleveland appears Pittsburgh, Tulaife, North Caro­ at end along with Ted Jordan. Interest is increuing each Week euy-adjusting privacy that ordin­ crushed bones, and liquid from the Your Used Car May Be Used As ^Down Payment Detroit, Oct. 12—((P)—PoUce and lads don't forget such things as the first inning Berra came to bat Before jumping off the train in in the Obedience (5laaaes held are a cake plate ^ $6.00; a fruit ary Venetian blinds do. these have sugar and a little melted butter or of smart new styles, special fea­ ■afs. lina, Virginia, Minnesota, Okla­ Ray Deroches and Charlie Sulli­ howl (nloe for flower arrange­ can with the bread crumbs, eggs, Serve snap beans with a cheese boxing offlciali pressed an investi­ basketball, baseball and track- with runnera on first and second Hartford. Steele made his pennant every Tuesday evening at the the extra advantage that each slat margarine; add a few tablespoons tures. Free pattern printed Inside sauce If you want to give your Picture Otonded homa. van are listed u the tacklea, ments. too) at $0.60; caiMlestlcks milk, salt. Onion, and lemon juice. gation today Into the death of a yvhen they’re offered "perhaps a base with no outa. Berra attempt­ selections for 1950. He likes the Two victories—Brown, Boston while Johnny Patrick and the Y.M.C.A. A banner number, of is separately removable—argl sim­ of water to the bottom of the dish, the book. „ v family extra nutrients. To make Ths managerial plctura at ed'to bunt the first pitch but foul­ FlghUn’ Phillies in the National at $8.80; bon bon dishes with han- Turn into a casserole and plac^ In Brooklyn and Boston U slightly young fightar who suffered fatal thousand dollars.” . . . DLeic Kaz- U. Pennsylvsnla, Yale, Southern well known CTiarlle' CipOlla vrill dogs and handlera . took part 'In (Oep. Mt $5.00; a oheese and crack­ ple to replace. Betsy Ross blinds and bake them, covered, at a mod­ a pan of water; bake in a moder­ It a party dish turn the beans and tn ju r^ in n Detroit riqg. ed it off. He then glanced down to LMgue and the Red Sox In the the classes lu t night , are $4.95 at the JOHNSON PAINT clouded (n the NaUonal League. mOler, who haa .developed into Methodist. open at guard. The former la er set. which can be used as plate erate temperature until they are ate (375F.) oven for about an hour mustard along with the mayon- sauce Into a casserole, top with MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Talmadge Bussey, 25-year-old Princeton’s beat tailback, was the third bSse Coach Frankie Crosetti American, COMPANY, 699 Main Street. tender. buttered crumbs and brown under Burt Shotton, who" led the Dodg' Just a slight notch below those playing - his first seaun away and compote, at $13.0flk (Add tax or until firm. Garnish with parsley. noise. OPEN EVENINGS Negro lightweight, died of a blood only 6qy whomever graduated from teams are a few other all-winners Acevedo Easy Winner the broiler or in the oven. ora to the pennant hasn’t been from Manchester, having played to prices). Makes 5 servings. clot on the brain yesterday, 11 Maumee, Ohid, high ichool with a like Wyoming (4-0), Drake (4-0), three seasons with the former Hartford. Oct. 12—(/P)—Miguel To bake pears out them in half PLASTIC WALL "nLES not on­ WEST CENTER AT HARTFORD ROAD signed for 1950. Shotton Acevedo, 129, Havana, Cuba, *0ok lengthwise pnd remove the core. The full-bodied flavor of genuine hours after a solid head blow by straight \ record /o r four years Ohio U. (3-0), Miami (Fla.) (2-0), American Legion and Silk City To an a cooky jar for after- ly create a beautiful kitchen or sharply criticised for his handling Luther Rawlings ot CThlcago ^ t .. Norris'Anderson. Lincoln Star and Bucknell (2-0). They could a lopsided ten-round decision over Put the halves in b baking dish, Beautiful flowers at the lowest PURE EXTRACT OF VAN'LLA The Inquirer of tha Dodgers in the World Series elevens. It should prove interest­ school snicking for youngsters bathroom, but they provide a possible prices is the rule at Mc- is available at the CENTBP. him sprawling into the ropes.\ sports ed.. fias called Nebraska's Trio Club to Revive move up with the elite with a cou­ George Dunn, 131, Hartford in choose cookies with dried fruit. sprinkle them well with brown which the Yanks won, four games ing watching CTpolIa play against long-range economy in both money CONVILLE’S, 302 Wooclpridg* PHARMACY, aa It used to be .t An emergency operation to re­ exact point total for three straight ple of triumphs over name foes in his ex-teammates. Center Bob the main bout at the Auditorium and labor-saving. A simple damp- Street Big, spreading CHRYSAN­ the best of the old drug stores. to one. move the clot proved futile. football games. Better give him -an the next couple of weeks. here lu t night cloth wiping keeps, them shining Huntington rounds out the start­ The bout w u slow and feature'^ THEMUM PLANTS full of budr The distinctive zest remains However, Branch Rickey, Shot- Police Inspector George Kimball A too. . Boxing and Wrestling ing E u t Hartford eleven. bright despite oil film, grease through baking cake or freezing ton’s boss, gave Burt a vote of of the Homicide squad quickly less compared to two previous and blossoms are $.50 to $1.00, in The visitors also b ou t of caps meetings of the pair, both won by spatters, or grimy little hands, bronze, yellow, pink 'or apricot. ice cream. Made from the re.al confidence the other day and Burt launched an Investigation. He leaning the'Cuff 'K Name Tonnemaker and one skips the nuisance of re- I - - 1 VI- ¥» ^ ’ trotted. alongside the official cars ble reserves led by playing coach Acevedo, the first by a knochout BOUQUETS of cut chrj'santhe- vanilla bean, this extract comes IS expected back. met for a Ume late yesterday with cur|;^g paint jobs. There's a Pacific Coast, baiketball coaches I n it ia l K i n g F r o g r a i n . begging autographs. OldUmers Freddy Patrick, Matt Gustama- and the second by a decision. mums are $1.00. Imported BULBS In any quantity you wish. Billy, Soutbitortb, who took a officials of the Arcadia ring, Bus­ started something last wiflter when Lineman of Week chio, Davie Ingraham, Jim Suitor hanilsome sojor line in pastela or laava of absence from Boston be­ sey’s handlers and the seconds for The referee scored it eight rounds ep tones at the MANfTlESTER FOR SPRING—tulips, hyacinths, they/voted Idaho wasn’t '^strong Friday, October 21 at r,„K and Yock Foran. The first two for Acevedo, one for Dunn, and and daffodils—are only $.59 a doz­ Scalloped Oysters cause of lUneas, has regained his Rawlings. enough to be invited to the .Con­ mentioned men have also per­ DOR COVERING COMPANY, health. At the time of bis depar­ Kimball did not announce hla Armory; Clint O’ Brien "L ef^ O’Doul, Seals manager, New York. OcL 12—(A>)—Clay­ one even. Cottage Street—where you'll en. Call or phone 5947. Five tablespoons butter. 4 cups ference Tournament . . . 11:18 , r , , ’ who is well remembered for a ton' Tonnemaker, rugged 240- soft bread crumbs,' 1>,4 teaspoons ture observera said Billy was findings, but scheduled further yiear’s freshman dais includes two ' a hi^e stock of linoleums or through although his ccmtract talk, today. He said he also was President, Promoter ■ barnstorming trip here 14 years pound Minnesota center, was u - "It tiles lo complement the Cookies that are being sent to salt, pepper, 1 tablespoon lemon Idaho all-statle prep cagers, two boys and girls at school should be juice, 1 pint oysters. isn’t up until 1952. Recently, calling in Michigan Boxing Com------' i «KO- lected today u the Lineman of V walla. good lads from Spokane, including the Week in the third Associated wrapped separately in waxed Melt the butter, add crumbs and Southworth and Brave officials af­ mlasioner Floyd Stevens. The Trio CTub, with Clinton | •’It’s certainly good to be back firmed that Billy the Kid will re­ 6-foot-7 HarUey Krueger, one In­ Press poll of the season. paper or aluminum foil. seasonings and mix well. Drain On Brand New 1949 FuU-Siie end Feoture-Packed - Bussey was the eighth boxer to diana* athlete and two members O’Brien aa president and pronm-^ For a vegetable plate serve com be injured fa,tally in the ring thla Tohnemidcer’s devastating play oysters and arrange in alternate turn. of the St. AdelberU Catholic CTub ter, will present the first in a ser- g^y, glaring at the crowd , ”the .'iJdlng. broiled tomatoes, spinach BUDGET DRESSES are as ap­ The situation in the remaining year. ' v . against Northweatem on Saturday layers with the buttered crumbs team. Industrial League champs lea of indoor boxing cards at the States were never llk'e^this." inalgrette, and snap beana or pealing to the eye as tney are to in a greased baking dish. Bake 20 National League campa is aa fol­ He went down in the ninth round won him top honors. He was m ooli. A .aupper menu as of Elizabeth. N. J. . Backfleld Armory Friday night, October 21 "Yeah,” said a teammate. "What outstanding on defense u line­ SPECIAL SALE lows: after a bruising battle. That round the pocketbook at the MONTGOM­ minutes in a hot oven (450 de­ Coach Doug Kenna tabz Kart it waa annbunced today. ■i usually callis for a hearty des- ERY WARD COMPANY. There's St. LCmls—Eddie Dyer, one year Was hardly started when Refereq it we’d won the pennant?’’ backer and made many important grees F.l. Kuckhahn as Army’s second-best Sam OrenStoln of Hartford U The Seals finished seyenth in the an amazing group In sizes. 9 to 52 to go on a two year contract. Herman SplnelU stoppe ■ . , yards when we spring him.” .*.. local boxers foi; the p u t twenty and styles! From rayon satins and ;—dainty sheemesa, aniazli.e durc- Flttaburgh—BiUy Meyer, signed Six-ounce gloves were usCd in super-cape^ity crowd of 48,000 at Northwestern coach, "It was that Chicago—Frank Frisch , signed the battle, although the National Ouch! years, is secretary-treasurer. the opening game Saturday with Tonnemaker who wrecked us in taffetas for dress-up occasions to bllity, simplicity In laundering, VendriUo, acting u spokesman rayon and wool plaids and men’s and ease in making up. We are to a three year contract in June,. Boxing Asaoclattdtr code calls for the couhtry!a strongest team, the toe first half." Minnesota held 1949: eight-ounce. Ctopunlsaloner Stevens for the Trio CTub. said six bouts Tokyo Giants^ ^ ' a 14-0 lead at the half. wesr materials for school and bus­ lucky to be able to get 48" nylon will be presented on the opening iness, there are one-piece and two- marquisette at only SO cents a Philade'iphta — Eddie Sawyer, could not be reached for Comment Parker Decides TonneOiaker, a product of Edi­ Meii^ signed a two-year pact during the regarding the different weight. card; one pro headliner of eight Released From Hospital . son Hig6, Minneapolis, wrestled piece frocks in the newest modes yard at CHENEY BROTHERS rounds and four five round affairs. in all. the desirable colors and com­ REMNANT SALESROOM. season. However, at Paterson, N. J„ ' New Haven, Oct. 12—(IC)—Dale brewery kegs last summer to A number of flames have been NpA Commissioner. Abe J. Greene To Turn Pro An opening three round bout com­ Liechty, Yale football player, h u strengthen his arms and should­ binations. A whole fall wardrobe pletes the card. All imdercard without "breaking the bank!” ‘ Cut white cake in small squares, mentioned In connection with the said the asaoclotlon recommenda­ been rejeaaed from New Haven ers. In the opinion of George vacant posts at Waablngton and tions are not' binding. The Michi­ bouts will involve semi-pro bat- Hospital where he had been under Svendsen, Minneuta 1 auistant frost bn three sides, and roll in New York. Oct. 12—WP)—Frank­ UdVa. Use the Lav Away Plan at finely chopped roasted peanuts. Cincinnati. gan Boxing Obmmlaslon would be ie Parker wlU begin playing ten­ treatment for mild ca u of infan­ coach, "Tonny is the best coUeg;e Paul Richards, manager of Buf­ Tentative plans for the Trio tile paralysis. center and best pro prospect I’ve KEMP’S. INC.. 763 Main Street, Serve these peanut squares for within lU rlghU U it elected slx- nis for money Instead of fun to­ CTub to operate boxing shows one to resen'e either of two exception­ tea or couple them with fruit falo’s pennant winning Interna- oui>Ce gloves for general use, he The 22-year-old fullback from ever seen. Minneuta never h u morrow.-' night every other weeje. WnstUng Lake Geneva, Wts., w u said by al gifts for children: THAYER sherbet for dessert at luncheon or tionai League Buffalo Blsona, The 83-year-oId Los Angeles had an All-America -center, but Bucky Harris, manager of San Dl- csLrids will be presents one night Yale spokesmen to have suffered Tonny wdll correct that" •’ DOLL’S CARRIAGE made to du­ dinner. Greene he planned to pro- veteran la scheduled to sign aa.a each week that the boxers are idlia plicate a real baby carriage with aog and Jimmy Dykes, Athletic pose semi-annual medical exami­ member of the professional net little iU effects from his tUneu. In Tonnemaker joins Howafd coach, are among those reported Both type presentations vrill be fact, on« Yale A- official uld, Houston, Harvard tackle, and Art THURS., FRl., 48'^ Nylon durable steel frame and quality Even if the temperature doesn t nations for fighters. Hla aUgges- troup^ that will feature Jack Kra­ under the banner of the Trio (Club. make you feel Christmos-y, it’s in line for the Wfiahlngton job. tlon. he said, will go before the there's an "outside chance” that Weiner, North (^roUna end, who ^swff Tuff T ipi covering, or a charming (JHTLD’S mer and Pancho Gonzales. Senl-prb boxing h u been ota$Ied Liechty will be playing football ROCKING CHAIR — Boston or smart to act early for CHRIS'TMA S - Del Baker, former Detroit men­ NBA when It meets Nov. IS and • The troupe, managed by former gained the lineman award in the tor, A! 'Vincent, manager of the off and on in Manchester for misny again before the u u o n ’s over. first two polls. SAT. 9r schoul w uarl Windsor type in maple or mahog­ CARDS that you’ll be proud to 14 at Miami Be$ch^Fla.. and Nov. champion Bobby Riggs, wUl make years. The Ihst programs ewere •hnd.'" We recommed tlie splendid Reds’ 'Tulsa Texas League farm, 15 and 16 at Havana. any finish. and Richards have been mentioned its first stand, pet. 25’ at Madison two years ago but when patronage viothep, here’s Buster Brown's selection at the DEWEY-RICH' Square Garden. fell off, promoters tossed in the Marquisette MAN COMPANY, 767 Main Street. as the possible Cincinnati boss next ONLY '.mswer to school yard scoffers. The new CHEN-YU NAIL Kramer, the best of the proa towel. Manchester hasn’t been the POLISH AND LIP STICK r.oires The new personalized cards are season. ‘ Last NighPs fights will play Gonzalea the kingpin of Richards also is rumored to site of a grunt and goon exhiMtlon More wear per pair than . in a big variety of exciting shades very lovely, many on dlstingulahed the nation’s amateurs, In the piece for neuly IS years. Several carfia at $.60 for polish and $1.00 for lip­ shiny papers with clever cut-out I t- have ths inside track at Chicago you’ve dreamed oil Backed by designs. All iMirts of cards may in the event Onslow, is- given the de resistance. were presented at tha old 'Wells For three days only we offer you these fine quality For Curtains stick. plus tax. And you’ll like By The Associated Pre«8 Parker wtU help flU out the pro­ street armory with the Red Men NIOHT Buster Brown’s half-centmy of be imprinted with' your name from pink slip. 1 Hartford. Conn.—Miguel Aceve­ Chcn-Y»i "COoud Silk" a miperior gram by meeting Francisco (Pan­ in charge. fall hats at tremendoufi savings. Buy your new fall hxt shoemaldng make-up base In a compact at $1.95 for 25 cards, up. Photos can Best bet: Richards. do, 129, Havana, outpointed George [ White, Pink and Eggshell be reproduced from your own neg. cho) Segura of Eksuador. The four $2.00 (with refills available.) Get Dunn. 131, Hartford, 10. also will tie up In doubles. now and save. Chen-Yu at the WELDON DRUG stive and handsomely mounted i.t Jacksonville, Fla.. — Vic (tosta, $27.50 for 25 cards. The whole Frank, twice winner of the U. COMPANY. Brown Threatens 153 .8-4, New York, stopped Toby S. champlonfhip and holder of a Seals Open Series Gustafson’s array of single cards la displayed Deepwell Cooker, Called Reid. .165, Jacksonville, 6.' for "early birds.’* dozen other assorted national To pep up an egg salad filling Salem, Mass.—Paul Roche, 131, tltlea, will receive $600 a week Of Games in J^pan 5 0 t yd- 705 MAIN STREET for sanldwlchea or stuffed tomatoes Milk used for cooking should be T o Sell Stars Boston, outpointed Art Smith, 136, GAME MaUory and Stylepark measured and the container hold­ Units,! Hi-Spood BroUar- fo r a sifi-month period Tbp troupe add a- littlif vinegar, and prepared Providence, 8. will tour 100 clUea. ing the'rest of the milk returned London — Dave Sands, 162\4, Tokyo, OcL 12 —(IP) -‘-n»e San at pnee to the refrigeratqr. Pasadena, Calif., Oct. 12—()P)— This* is your opportunity lo make some attractive Toa Oat Thom All With Hotpolnt! It seemed considerably cooler to­ Australia, outpointed Pete Mead,' Francisco Seals arrived today to a curtains at genuine savings, . 160, Grand Rapids, Mich. 10. thunderous welcome for their "bi­ HATS Old-fashioned APPLE DUMP day around the camp of the All- PA Clubp to . , Fete ‘ America Football Conference Los Angeles—Milo Savage, 155, cycle series” with Japanese and LINGS to be setved hot with Think of 'B-dic btett automatic electric range by • World-famous Colrod Units! ^ j GI baseball teams. v (Remnantt and Imperfects) Kemp's Record Dept. Recommends cream and new-fashioned WON' champion Cltveland Browna. SeatUe, - stopped Maurice Harped, Baseball Nine DER CAKE—made with 'almond America’s foreman menufacturer at the lowSet price • 4200-wcrtt Hl-Speed Broilerl Coach Paul Brown, hopping road 149, Oakland, Calif., 8. T^ns of thousands lined some $10.00 Quality NOW $7.50 paste and sweet chocolate running over the Browns’ 58 to 28 loss Sun­ New Bedford. Mass.*—Frankie five miles of city streets to cheer NEW “ POP” TUNES in years! This brilliant 1949 Hotpolnt Automadc Fay, 189., New Bedford, outpoint­ the visiting Pacific C out Lea- i i ' ' ■ through the cake, and topped with % Paopwell Thrift Ceekerl • Cooking Chart! day to the San Francisco 49ers, The Polish' American Club will nuta—are the two very delicious Electric Range has dozens of worltoariSg Bkitnrot^ - had, threatene*; to pell any player ed Johnny Graham, 134, Paterson, fete its baseball team vdth a bi -gt^a—firht athletes to come here $8.50 Quality NOW $6.50 “LET'S HARMONIZE’’ ...... Sammy Kaye "specials” this week-end at the fait-stariing, long-lasting Calrod* Units, 4200-watt • Oven Rewk Guide R Broiler Menturel Who let him down If he ‘didn’t Im­ N- J-. «- quet Satuifiay evening, October ■iffe the war. It w u a bigger PINE PASTRY SHOP. 660'Onter Honolulu— Philip Kim, ' 142, at 5 o'clock in the clubrooma throng than even Emperor HirO' charcoal-type broiler, deepwell cooker, ovafi radc prove. CHENEY “IF I Ev e r l o v e X g a i n ” . ___ Jo Stafford Street. • 1-placo body, all-stool construction! But yesterday he talked more Honolulu, knocked out Arturo 'Plintofi street: John Falkowskt will hito h u attracted in receqt years. $7.50 Quality NOW $5.95 MIX guide and broiler' measura-^plos many more! Come like a proud father who haa to Barron, 144%, Loa Angeles, 1. be the guest speaker and Nick An The reception l>egan at Haneida “JEALOUS HEART’ ...... ___ Jan Garber • Acid-'rotiMlng top, porcelain finish! RAYON SLIPPER 8)A’nN ia ,in and see Hotpoint—America’s leading electric^ scold the boys once in a while to ■ • , J ...... —“ gelo, president of the TwUght Airport where the squad arrived gorgeous in the new Cheney colorq. Hockey at a Glance League, will also be seated at the to a Pan, American XCUpper.- Hie $6.00 Quality .50 "A DREAMER’S HOLIDAY” .Eileen Wilson • Ad(ustnblo LovolersI iwep them on their toes. After For bridal' parties, for evening range and 1949’i biggest buy! their first practice since San Loot NlgkCs Resnlta head'table. players ware surrounded immedi­ gowns, for formal afternoon American League f i Plans had been made to hold tfiq ately by Japaneu movie utresses; dresses and suits, the fifty-inch : qisco. Brown told a reporter:' W HY W AIT! Thof# big savings you*v« wontad ora HERE... 1 “ They seem to be easy to coach St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2. banquet Sunday but the date waa huped .vrith flowers and greeted by -s ■ satin can put one In the vanguard Indianapolis 8, Cincinnati 0.' changed. A prominent orchestra an official reception committee. of fashion at very moderate coat 1 again. They perforim like a bunch ' of kids with something to learn Hershey 5, Springfield 3. will be selected to provide music For the next hour aqd a half rW n a n t salesroom if bought at the CHENEY TonlghCa ^hedule for dancing following the dinner. the' team drove through streets BROTHERS REMNANT SALES |!''‘and eager to find the key t<) suc- New Haven at Providence. J0HN::0N BROTHERS ■] It always happeiu after you Tioketa may be secured either at lined with thousands o f Japaneu KICKOFF 8 HARTFORD ROAD-7-MANCHESTER ROOM.’ ■ > Cleveland at Springfield. the .cliib Or from any member of —from tots waving paper flags Incorporated the team .' You wlU need two to three table Eleciriral Contractors got Sunday which said "Welcome Saals” to ADMISSION HOU)^: Daily 9 A. H. to 6 P. M .. 763 MAIN STREET ■TEL, 568»f Nine Michigan State. varsity 'The PA’S completed their sea­ be^dered housewlvu. spoons of\melted butter or mar 106.1 MAIN ST. m a W c h f -s t e r The Browna play the L o t, An­ football players—Including ' three Adults— «1.00 Saturdays 9 A . M. to 5 P. M. Furniture and iVlueir Home of FriBidairp garlne- to nxSxlrith a'hout half geles pons Ig. Los Angeles Friday son bv finishing in the playoffs of In the downtown district, people holdover, first stringers—hall from showered the visitors with eon- cup of fl:je‘’ soft bread cnxrahs if night.' the Twl Leeg)ie. V Frank * Kind Children— 5 0 c ' MANCHfSTEI?.eO»M. . , V . . ■ iqinL Mich. coached the team. fettTand colored paper. Youngsters " 7 f \L t I 5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAT, OCTOBER, 12, 1949 P A O ifr a. MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONW.,^ WEDNESD^^ OCTOBER 12. 1949 IIY FONTAINE FOX A minister taught an old man In] Recently wa askad 10b>. ■ i-.. ' • tv . f hia cengrtgaUnn te read, from the aha waa getting atong Ih g e t t e e n a n d t h e n t h e c a r r u n s o v e r a S k u n k ? Sense and Nonsense Bible. He proved a proficient promptly oama back wtthi BouselipM Good* 51 Be tor Sol* 72 Hoasaa for Salt 7 2 Ev e r y n o w scholar.' After the teaehlng had rled but still working.’’ Roofing—Repairing IgAj getp Waoted— Femalo 85 Artldea tor Sale Man Xmeeting neighbor)—Why, Thla'a That coma te an end, the mlntater waa Aatomobiies for Sale___4 WFORO CoroblnaUon oU and 5 AND 6 FLAT. Good Income. Nice HENRT STREET—6 rooms com­ not able to- call at the cottagu for [THREE VtTomeu to take over es­ A-1 BLACK Loam, 4 yarda $18. t Smith, that’s the first .time 1 ever One 'thing Quite Osar b Tkiit : FEATURING Guaranteed roofs stove, $20, Wilson Top Notch Large sunny rooms, CaU 8009. H. plete, suhporcb. garage, flr^ilace, Percival McGlIlicudy waa never some time and when ha dfd, ha A Man Cannot A t The Sanu Tlw a. 1086 PLYMOITTH coupe, Good tablished Avon territories. Other Quarry wall stone, i yards,. $20. •aw you suaking a cigar. Did you aatlafled with Ute. He had a jo^, and expert repairs aa. well aa B. Or«dy. oil heat, tile, bate, Mealy land­ found only the wife at home, Be A Good Churchman Aad Omm* running condition. Call 2-9801 Avon women are eanting regu­ F lit field atona«4 yards, $16. $S0< Phono S-1291. get It from a irien d ? both good and ateady; a home, a Qanffid gutter and conductor work. Try Also Bolton blinding stona and scaped, liUge lot, near Princeton 'Neighbor—DobM; know yet. Mlnister-i-How*a John ? muntet. aftto 6:30. your "Local Roofer." CaU Cough­ larly, so can yoti. For appoint­ roOD, Mor Sun air eondi- HILLIARD Street Owner mov­ etreet school. 30-day occupancy, family and a wife. Ehich week -he Johji’K Wife—Fine. flagatona Bolton Notch Quarry. Just iQrhted It \ pulled down 60 araackara;,yet cveiy lin 7707. ment write Mrs. Buckman, 29 hsatlng sys,ama, furnaces, ing West Tour gain. LoVely 4- priced for quick eale. Charles UlMster—How 1# he getting on Profesaer-A gaeloglat' tt 1047 BUICK »'«pe»' Highland Terrace, Middletown, Phone 2-0617.. Stanley Patnode. day he’d moan and groan, and aay; Aiiyqftiseinaits equipped, very clean, $1,678. Can irs. Completely InstaUed room single, excellent condition, Lesperance. Teleghon# 8620. with his rsadlhgT nothing of athouaaad yaan. Conn. prayer many of UiKneed Is "I’m only making ’orackers,' and be aeen at 77 Hawthorne after 8. c h e s t n u t p o l e s , solid, in good or maM your own inatallatlon. fuUy Insulated. Ameslte drive, John’s W ife—Xicsly, efr. Student-^^at'a had. X C!LA88IFIBD ADVT. . Heating—Plombing 17 EXCEPTIONAL BUT — 7-room that of the old Scot whoNfeared work my fingera to the bbne." condition, 8 foot. 80o each. $1$ Dubln Hartford't-1198. Immmedlate occupancy, only $7,- I Muiister—I suppose ha can riitd loaned on^a dollar yesterd>y- PERMANBNT Position with a re­ 500, terms. Wm. GoodchUd, Sr., home with extra lot Convenient that he might become like so n ^ y And at his toil, McGlIlicudy -would hla Bible easily now ? DEPT. HOURS: f o r d p i c k u p 1946. Price rea- p l u m b i n g , heating.i Repairs on per 100. Also heavy wire. CaU loaf rad gripe upon the job, unUI liable, well esUbllshed business MAGIC CHEF gas stove, oven, realtor. Office 18, Forest street to bus, stores and schools. Cau he saw around him'-—dead (rom t John's Wifs—Bible, sir, bless He was a very young minister $ M AitLtio 4:45 P. 5L aonable. Barlow Motom, 595 Main ] old and new systems, oil burner, 2^0688. '.Is boss said: "Listen. Buddy! for a capable lady in a small but broiler, 4 tnmets, .7.8 Coldspot 7928 or 8891. 8009. H. B. Grady. chin up— and hence his dally fieti- you. He IS out o f the' B.'hle .md and he was making his first pas­ street. Phone 5404. water pump servlcp. Prompt at- congenial office, for boiAkeepIng Illicudy, you’re a alob! One THATER Doll carrlagor almost refrigerator, ubth 2 years old. In tion; "O Lord, keep me alive while .into the newspaper tong ago. toral call. The partshlenar waia tenOqn. John H. Carlson. Tel. I am aUll living.” tlnuKyou earned-your 60 ’beautiea’ 1937 FORD Sedan. Rebuilt motor. and general office work, 8H day new, excellent condition. Reason­ perfect condlttom. CaU 2-2817 and PREWAR 6-room single. 2 part­ NEAR PARKER Street, 8 rooM ' tending t o a baby rad the mtalater 7325. week, company paid hospltalUW' completed, 1 unfinished, flreplaq^ ■■.—...■.I. I.. 1 >1 il>.eriap and green and fair to Holey Froattmtod Ebccellent condjtion. 13 Murtro able. Phone 7308. make an offer. ly finished. Convenient location. naturally admired ths baby: tlon. This pleasant position offers $9,900. R. Johnston, A g en t 6888. oil hot water heat full Insula­ . But w«i whan .you did, j^y from crown to Mother (proudly)—He’# Just 19 Loit aod Poond street Phono 7001. ■ , STEAM. Hot water .and hot air your dutlai>\Now . . . you ra not I “ an opportunity for permsment ad­ ACM e AdJusUbla drass form, BEU7DIX la the buyt\SeveraI new tion, combination screen and weeks old. heating. Van Camp B i ^ Phone tX)9r—Whit* 8«tter, orange Uck- H-TON Dodge tnick, $125. Soll- vancement and remuneration else A, 32-39 inch bust Uke new, 1949 discontinued nuKtols o f fam ­ ■torm windows, garage large lot w orthadlm s^e. ftaaUrt your j But impish fate jiist snickers Minister (observing with inter­ 5244. laggard feet in n^otion. and xeti drolH" •4, Tleinity Slater etreet. Finder mene 8e Flagg, Inc,, 634 Center commensurate to ability. Please $8.00; collapsible baby carriage, ous-Bendix Automatic Vashera at G O O D B U Y 80-day o c c u p a n c y , $11,880. est)—You don’t say. And Is It them going through'the door. For, | My wholly ’ awful socks ara whols. •leMe can 4628. Reward. street ■ HEATING Boiler and nearly new reply stating your complete never used, $8;'Sunbeam. Shave- savings up to $100. See lu before Four lovely rooms and room for Charles Lesperance. Telephone your youngest? •omehow.d have got thc notfbn While those I’d choose ara awfully oil burner controls, $100. Phone qualifications Including educa­ master electric rasor, model S, you buy any washer, ^rm e two additional on second floor, 3620. we do' not need you ray. more l o s t —Man’s gold wrlet watch. tion, age, experience and expect­ ■Trades. Benson’s Fum lturc A holey, Woman—I never associate with Vicinity Bleaell and Main atreeta. Business Services Offered IJI 8008. ______good condlUon. $5.; Sunbeam Basement recreation room, hot Alas for poor McGlIlicudy Vr biut — Paul Tullen. my Inferiors, do you 7 ed salary. Write Box A, Herald. Shavemaster electric raaor, 1949 Appliances, 718 Main s t r e e t ^ le - water heat, etorm'sash, Venetian Finaer pleaae call i-2728. • Re­ liOto for Sal* 7S learn from him that in the strile, Neighbor—I don't know, dearie. RANGE Burners cleaned and serv­ PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- model, excellent condition, $10. phone $086. blinds, well landscaped. 4% long you’ve got to toil rad take it. Bud­ I. ward. 'islng In repairs. remodelUig, co p -1 EAST W ay to extra pay! Sell Teacher I having size in mlnd)- I never met any of your inferiors. iced by experienced burner man, Phone 2-0824. term' mortgage, low monthly pay- FUK SALE cr esrhenge Building dy . . . and etill be satisfied with piping, new construe-1 Oirtstmas cards. 80 with name SAVE BY Buying g ^ used fiS at’a the difference between an LOST—PASS BOOK No. 69339. H. Nielsen. 7272.______per water menU. lute at the Green. Wm. Kanehl, Ufe.—Karl Flaater. .ele|»hrat and a lira? The old saying that a woman tlon, estimates given, time pay­ $1 Up. No experience needed. Keep nlture. Stoves, chests, bedroom Notice is hereby given that Pass set. mlsceUaneous Items. Try Builder. 819 Oimte> etreet Phboa Juntor—Wall, tor one thing, an can't keep a secret is all wrong. VENETIAN BUNDS. AU types] ments arranged. Edward John-] up to 80c on $1 "Leader" 21-card Dianondo— Wsteko*— ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Strong-minded wives make the; elephant egnera have fiea.69. ______COVgiNTRY — Five-room year tees and despaired of ever being SEASONED Hardwood selected to 'round ho'me, t lodem kitchen aun- .. (. p e t e r W. PANTALUK electrical CU8TOM MADE CTcthes to fifln -1 Soi*Msln.^treet* MANCHESTER — H-room dwell active again. Do you need help? meet your requirements, satisfac­ TWO, LADIES’ fur trimmed win­ porch, full bath with shower, In­ contractor, maintenance and wir­ dividual. WUl work from printed Chocolate Shop, 691 Main, street. ing. Bath, furnac^ recreation tjau your Registered Spencer'| tion guaranteed, for furnace and ter coats, size 12. Phone 2-9881. sulated, fireplace, wired for elec­ B’’ ing for Ught and power. 40 Fos­ patterp or wlU originate. Dresses, | yvaN’TEII—W oman to share my ■fiorsetler. Mabel M. Brown Reg. fireplace, $18 per cord load. room, lot 75 x 100. ^ l e price tric etove, automatic oil heat, ter etreet Phone 3308. , suits. Coats, gowns and play-1 be a companion to Spencer Corsetler. Tel. 2-?775. Phone 7083. Leonard GlgUo, Bol­ $7,000. Alice Clampet. I^one 4993 automatic electric hot water clothes. Phone 2-3909. | gj^erly woman. Reasonable wages. BROWN Beaver fur coat. Size 38. or 2-0880. or Mr.. Mitten\6930. heater, 128’ artesian well, lot ISO’ a n t i q u e s Reflnlehed. Repairing | ton. 6EDAR HILL Ranch hay rides, frontage. All lake privileges In­ done on any furniture. Ttemann. 'specializing In hand-tailored Write Box P, Herald. Call 4986. also saddle horses for rent Phone SEASONED Hardwood for furn­ MANCHESTER Green, ^-room cluding use of private beach, $7,- \I 189 South Main stroet Phone | bridal gowns; attendant dresses I LIGHT TAN coat 'with fox col­ single, 3-S plus laundry room and 8900.______ace of fireplace. H. B. Pomeroy. 800. How about that? Alice / 0 - / 2 - 4 9 tatifsito t o n * 8*11 Syrtraw. (#<■» 8643.______and formals. For Information or Help Wanted— Male 36 lar. Practically new. Phone 2- dressing room, oil hot water W at appointment call Mrs. Maxine L. Tel. 8671. V, Clampet, 843 Main atreet. Phone tSWlNQ Machines sxpertly re-1 RADIO — Electrical AppUance 0670. New oil burner. Recently redeWr- 4903 or 2-0880, or Mr. Mitten pa red or adjusted. Ressonable Blake. 5843. WANTED—Two first-class electrl' FUNNY BUNIN ESN BY HERSHBERGER BUGS RUNNY BOOT'S AND HER BUDDIES Competition BY EDGAR MARTIN Service, repairs picked up and ated and newly painted. Copp 6930. ralea Work guaranteed. CaU j delivered , promptly 20 years' g; • — dans. Inquire Olcott Street Garden—Farm—Dairy plumbing, two-ear garage. Ptic^ HOWM t POIN', PUOP?J School, Jarvis Construction Co. Wanted—To Boy 58 81tl, or evenings 2-9*19. experlenoe, John Maloney. Phone Prodo^ta 50 to sell nt $14,800. Elva Tyler. Hwat MY OWL'. VOWOlO Movln*— TTncklnf— A g en t Phone 2-4469. Wanted—Heal Katate 77 60006 TO 6tt 2-1046. i Welhut etreet HELP WANTED to pick up pota­ BUYING Used furniture and PROSPECT HHX School, for , Storage______XPPLES—^Delicious and Baldwins, FfTUNIAuNiA...iwttlTVY’^ . \ y toes. Phone 8116. Louis Bunce, household goods, any quantity ^ b ^ , j ALL APPLIANCES eervlced and 75c half bushel. 1444 Tolland BOLTON — Six-room Cape Ood QUICK Reaulte In selling ^JUOT W X U j ASHES,. Rubbtsh remo*pd- Cel­ 529 West Center street. The Woodshed, 11 Main atreet with garage and chicken coop. 319 yopr property call Ed Krxaenica. Friday. 9:00-11:46. repaired, burners refrlgenitort, Turnpike. director. 4267. lars, yards and attics cleaned. CaU 2-3184. / acres o f land. T. J. Crockett / Suburban Realty Co., Realtora, 49 range#, waaheni, etc. All work ACTION! We guarantee you $50 Dump truck for hire. Sand, to'am, 12 BAGS of rye for sale. 872 Park­ Broker. Phone 8416. Perk^ne atreet Tel. 8218. guaranteed. Metro Service Co. for selling 100 boxes 21 for $1 gravel fiU and stona James er street' Phone 7026 at 12:1,8, TeL Manchester 2-0883. Xmas cards. Also 50 and 25 for Rooms Without Board 69 Aatomobilao For 8alo MacrL Phone 4523. or evenings after 5:30. •*' ATTENTION G. I. Prewar 6-room CO^SIDBRINQ SELLING $1 with name on. Napkins and TOUR PROPERTYT AIO-LIMES RADIO CUnlo protects your tn-| ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room Cape Cod. two partly finished. 1986 OLDSMOBILE sedan, 1937 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. stationery. Costa nothing to try. CHICKEN Manure for sale. Ideal Fully Insulated, oil hot water Without obligation to you. wa vestment Our tow overhead eaves Local Ught trucking and package for couple. Complete with light Plymouth ee-an. 1988 Plymouth Samples on approval. Jewel, 401 for lawns and gardens. 50c a heat, tile bath. Nicely landscap' will appralM or make vou a cash you money. Call today if your delivery. Refrigerators, washers housekeeping facilities available. ■edan. 1989 Plyimouth two-door. W. Somerset 1 street Dept. 16, bushel, delivered. Phone 2-1237, ed enclosed yard, cement llrlve- offer for i^perty. See, us before Priced low. Guaranteed. SmaU radio or electrical appliances need and stove moving a specialty. Central. M ra ^erome, 14 Arch repairs. 110 Spruce etreet Phone Phlla., Pa. ' way, gaa stove included. Auking you eelL \ paymients. Cola M otors 4194. Phone 2-0752. street,.first floor. 8079.______$10,500. Elva Tyler, Agent. 2- Phone ^7 2 8 Or 6273 W ANTED—Boy or ''young man to Honsebold Goods 51 4469. USED CAR SALE LIGHT 't r u c k i n g " Half-ton work on dairy farm. Must be ex­ BRAE-BU|tN REALTY FLOOR Problems solved with pick-up truck. No ashes, no LARGE ROOM for gentleman. perienced In hand and' machine FREE transportation cpL O N IA L —5 large rooms, la"y»- linoleum, asphalt tile, counter. rubbish. Phono 'J-1275 or 8298. Call 8957 week days after 5. IF YOU Have a slniria or 2-ramlly 1»M BUICK SEDAN- milking. Inquire ^364 Bldwell TO AND FROM OUR STORK tory and bath, built 3 years ago Expert workmanship, free esti­ house bo sell call HasttAim Real A L L E Y tMIP Okay. Sheriff! BY V. T. BAI 194$ OLDSMOBILE COACH mates. Open evenings Jones' RUBBISH and ashes removed. In. street NO OBLIGA*nON ROOM For rent. Gentleman pre­ to owner’! specifications, master Estate Specialiit, Oij4 Fellowe WHAT KIND OF CAR T ' OCT Ot4C WITH iiiLoi BIO f u r n i t u r e BARGAINS! SHOULD I B u y NOW RUBIBeil 1947 MBRCURT CLUB COUPE Fumlturs Oak street Phone clnerators cleano<_ Sand, gravel ferred. References required. 17 bedroom can be converted Into 2 Building, at thei Ceniev. (Ready RiriHr. 2-1041^^^______and cinders. Van service and CARPENTER Wanted. Call 2-4239 BUY NOW FOR XMAS Spruce street. Phone 2-2494. rooms. Fireplace, basement laun­ buyera with cash waiting.) THAT rVB LBARNBP P tM D K M / 1M$ PONTIAC TWO-DOOR local moving. Phono H. M. Jones. after 7 p. m. FREE STORAGE UN’HL XMAS dry, recessed radiation, copper Phone 2-1107. PRIV17 DE-LONG’S Refrigerator eervlce. $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 l»tt BUICK OONVl COUPE 2-1362. 2-3072. MAN WANTED «6r Rawleigh plumbing, fully Insulated, breeze­ Repairs on all makes, commer­ That’s all—Reserves a BeautlBil ROOM For rent. Kitchen privileges way, garage, ameslte driveway, REAL ESTATE Problem s? Bee or | 194$ BUICK 8KDAN cial and domestic Emergency 24- THE AUS’TIN A. Chambers Co., business. Real opportunity. We dinette set or a "universal" Wash­ Ifr desired. Tel. 5451. call us today. We buy, sell, or Hat I help you get started. Write RSw- combination ecreea and storm ICANT OTHERS hour service. Phone 2-1797. local and long distance moving, ing Machine. doors, Rusco screen and storm your property. No cost to you i leigh’a, Dept. CUJ-26-0, Albany, ONE OR TWO rooms, furnished or packing, crating and storage. $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 windows. More than usual num­ unless We produce. Alice Clampet, j Low Down Payments unfurnished. Business couple . or Service to all parts of the U. S. N. Y. ______That’s all—Reserves a “Westing- ber of cloeete, ample supply of "The Agency of Good WlH” , 848 Good Trades I BATH ROOMS and kitchens tiled. house or "Phllco’’ Electric Refrig­ gentleman preferred. On bua line A. and Canada. CaU 5187. Hart­ OPPORTUNITY. We are fcoktng kitchen cabinets. Lot nicely land­ Main street, Manchester. Phone > Prices reasonable. Phone 2-2950. erator, or n "Bengal’’ or "Colum­ Call mornings or evenings 2- GORMAN MOTOR SALES ford 6-1423. . for a reliable married man who scaped. Excellent residential lo­ 4993. bia" Conibination Range 4386. '______cation. For appointment tele­ ' 2 8 5 M a in S t I RANGE BURNERS cleaned, serv­ EMPTY VANS to and from all has sold direct to the home to $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 iced and repaired. 15 years’ ex- handle our business In this area. f u r n i s h e d Bedroom and living phone 2-2988 after 6. AmBv n n L g r 1937 four-door, states. Assured return load, That’s all—Reserves a 3 Room Out­ periepce. Joseph Serra. 2-0147. Age 30-45. Car necessary. No room for working couple. Private rates. United, 122 West street. fit o f Brand New Furniture. BENTON STREET—Occupancy on MODEL 'aedSB. Very dean. $880. SoUmene delivering, collecting or demon­ entrance. Call 2-0876. "I otuek out my hand tt wt want through 3 A oek o f A Flagg, las, 684 Center street CESSPOOL AND Septic tanks Phone 6375. Phone Hartford 6-0358 or write or sale. Excellent six room single, strating. Man selected Will be come In personally for more Infor­ wild g6*8*!" cleaned by niiodem equipment ROOM For gentleman, near bath, steam heat, oil burner, fireplace, AIRPLANES FORD 1041 two-door sedan. Very practically set up In 'ousiness on mation land details. Reasonable rates, no charge for continuous hot water, private en­ screens and atorm doors. Insulat­ good condtUon. Private owner. Painting-Papering 21 a remunerative 25% basis. New A —L —B—EJ—R —T —S CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER mileage. Call 3 p. m. ’Thompson- and repeat business. Write Box trance, In quiet house. Phone 2- ed. EY>r appointment call 2-1107. BOATS SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 4679.______■ Hartford Store—43 All5m St. Howard R. Hastings, Real EaUte PKECKLES AM) HIS EKIENDS Beaming Idea BY MERRILL C BLOBHBI vllle 7775. OUTSIDE, INSIDE Painting and G, Herald. Branch of "Connecticut’s Largest 9696. paperhanging. .Free estimates. Specialist, Odd Fellows building 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETU N E Furniture Store" ONE ROOM for Ught housekeep­ / CARS ^ O C )(3 «ttA R D f Tt)0 BAD W F ) VAuciii NewAaotfTA Prompt service. Reasonable T (At the Center). K CAST1XJ BUSINeSS/ ppopeujsie cart ih» » SEDAN COUPE Houaehold Servlee* Open Thursdays TIU 9 P. M. ing fbr qouple. Also one room for J Immaculate condition. pricea Phone 7630. D Frechette. Help Wanted—Male SOLO HUMDMOS OP I M I Offered 18A Workman's compensation, public BENGAL Stove for sale, In good gentlemsn. Call 8895. PINE ACRES, 14 Carol Drlve,^ 1949 PONTIAC 8 SEDAN COOTE j Or Female HOBBY SHOPPE liability carried. . condition. 4 gas and 4 oil. Call moving out le In the Orford Bulld’mg, Ap-] Building contractors. Attics fm- One nice male Oolite. Zimmer­ -J------' ' ------ply Marlow*a teyay CASH YOU GET DEMONSTRATOR ished, -cabinet work, alterations. MATTRESSES. Your old mat- man Kennels, Lake etreet. 6287. WESTINGHOUSB Refrigerator. Menifcly Darling and Davis. Phone 2-0294 trdSa aterlllzed and remade Uke 1948 model, beat offer. Inquire | $110 $360 $500 , BE^OW LIST OFFICE Space available In the 1 or 2-3469. new.' Call Jonea Flimlture and BEIAGLE HOUND, femalo.T spayed 126 ^ Blsaell street, rear. *0.20 121.11 Floor Oovertp*. 36 Oak. TeL 2- 3 years old, trained, good hunter. -Orford Building. Apply Marlow’e. 139.05 ' h FOR YOUR new onatruction, re­ NOrtOE Circulating heater, heats i M 16,78 30.70 iQ->r 1949 KAISER TRAVELER 1041. Call 'Manchester 8393. I modeling or lepair work see Wm. 4 rooms. In good condition. Rea­ Ift "YIS” te 4 asl *f S at hmamai Sbeve eevMeitfi cevtr •varvfMnsI MAR. IMA tv WA mt T. W. MB. V. •. FAT. OFF. Vir FLINT W a itin g KV M il II A E l n \i \i I KV A N D RALPH f.ANB MATTRESSES Re-made and eter-U /jjs OF Hiding plant# for your 68 A loefi' •# IfOO CMfi ISMS wSm Fully equipped, like new Kanehl, general building con­ sonable offer accepted. Also Wanted to Rent Qet theee Thmtmai PLUSSES. fth ra ef npoH bi 17 cemec- tractor. Estimates given free. lUzed, Uke new. We caU for and baby tropical fish. Also eultabl^ side arm gas heater, phone 5750. — oonsMerafion — you Mlect monthly tUn iMIcImtnh ti llO.Ot «w . W ^IPTHEVTMO r UT 5LKPIN6 I'D •BTTIRCOWE, . deliver anywhere. Frank Falk, 42 W ANTED—Room with board or| "Somotimiia 1 thihk mtybo ha't right, Mr*. Jonta-^o DOdS U f,a R h ., 1.' THIS tOOK6 llK9 Phone 7773. for goldfish. Kelly'# Aquarium, payment date end amount. Rmapoct (or toewi $2S to $800 en WRktOW U8 South Main’ atreet Colchester. WE BUT and eeU good uaed fund- kitchenette within walking dis­ ’ should bo a cowboy inatftd of dnethor PodorowakU** But, Wanda! Whan. I aikod if thoro woro any mere at OUTflOflONiMt dNIDRM m TH£ /MOMENT.' TOWN MOTORS, Inc. 29 Sunset etreet. / yotn boneety. Phone, c o ;^ in TODAY. Sifnetore AIoim ALTERATTONS and addition#, ] Conn. Phone Colchest(sr 460. tura. Oomblnatl(» 'ranges, gae tance to Cheney MUls. Write Box | homo liko you,I, I didn't moan HUNORY!" WMENTHIV 45 West Center Street complete Kitchen remodeling. Ga­ YOtiNG Rooetere 2>i to 3^ lbs. D, Herald. • ranges and beaten. Jouim Furni­ BY J. R. WILLIAMS UUK BOARDING HUtt>b With rages with giaranteed overhead dressed and delivered, Fridays If ture Store, 86 Oak. Phoijie 2-1041. out UUK WAV MAJOR HOOPLE Corner Cooper Street WANTE5D—^Three room, unfurn­ I'TNf eOMSANri 'rMsr .UKft rd 8a t v ft - doors. Burton A. RlCe. Phone 2-] Private Instructiona ordered by Thursday night A. o H M S firm N ' HI, MAffoa/HAVOHT SEBN, W tTHOUdHT HAM/SAMS OLD 2576. WANTED—BRIO-A-BJIAC, furni­ ished apartment by one adult | WAS&.r A « A BALLARiyS Driving SebooL take! B. Ftah, 284 Lake street Phone TO O MUCH VOU SiNCe MAOWSAN’S ture,- antiques. Old Mill Trading CaU 6140. ‘ _ OAS.’ HOLD advantage of our experience and] 2-2961. FINANCE Ca CLAMSAKB— ,-WE CAK4C m i m u s o o t . MATTBR OF FACT, 1946 t>ODGE 4-door' sedan, fluid CARPENTER Work of all kinds. Post 17 Maple etreet Pbone 2nd Hew V ITATl THIATM MlllOINO IJ " PULL THE HOMO 'yoOEUrd'AM'TH' IMPATIBNIT AM' I'M OUITS BUSY Roofs, sidings, additions and al­ fine reputation. A.AJL. certified VETERAN, Wife and one child] 783 MUIN 8Tanr, MANCHlSTtIL CONN. sdrlve, new tires, excellent con­ 2-1089. EME9<>EKlCy OOP s a y s x' ll j u s t GPECDBD UP CARYlNfl A ^ terations. Also new conatnictloiL Instructor, dual controUed care, j Wanted— Pots— Poultry-^. desperately In need of 3, 4 or 5-1 DM 3430 • OovM Hevay, VIS iWANefcr A ftTIS M T dition Inside and out. May be seen PUT YOU t w o (OrSHT- INSURANCBBV. STATUe OF MAYOie Sieflert. Phone 2-0253. Ucense Included. Phone 2-2246. OLD RE t) TIN Barn. 706 North room rent Refetences furnished.] R SJ^JB—1987 Chrysler 4-door, Musical— Oramatle. 270 Custom at,. 14 Munro street rMACMSRV pour TOUR ASUSSDIHM JNMOASOUTff siding. Highest quality materiala, KITCHBa^ Range, gas and wood L07ALTY Ju#t overhauled. Must eell. TeL workmanship guaranteed. A. A. sulated. Hot water heat with, oil burner. IS A U TOO TBUUM.YI PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon- s e v e r a l ! Large evergreen or c8aL Call.at 88 HUllard atreet House* for Sole ISAM, ow l 9-87*7 or caU 29 Silas Road. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn street] tJmMKUU ditlonUig, etc. John Oockerbam,] bushes. LUac bushes. 8’ x ' 11’ TeL 4868. FLOOR Coverings, printed Uno- BOLKW-—At^ctlw, aew lp*T BUICK Super four-door, 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. building. Green tomatoes. Qtte j leum. yard or rug size. Inlaid] 'Cape Cod, Lot ^r tieat, oil bum- Immediate Occupancy — $9,500 teptlpped. very dean, GaU 2-8326, Herrmann, 612 Center street er, automatic hot -water heater, « r 77 Hawthorne after 5. Phone 2-0777. linoleum. Floor Ulea, plasUc Roofing—Repairing 16\ Businw Opportunities 32 wall tidea. Your best buy In price] large picture wlndoW. Large lo t treea dose to transportation. Or with 2 additional completed rooms on second floor— dm pVROLET 1946 town e^an . ROOFINQ — Specializing -In r*-| ROYAL, Corona portable, SiniUi and workmanship. Open eveiiUiga. J REPAIR Shop with- used car Immediate occupancy,- $7,950, only Very deanL $1,0*5. SoUmene Jk pairing roofa q t , ail kinds, also Corona standard typewriters and PenonaUzed Floore, 892 Main.] f 10,600. Terms. . / License. Low overhead. Present $1,280 down. Low monthly pay- W U ig , Inc., m Oenter street new roofs. Gutter work. Chlm-1 adding machines. Used machines Phone 2-9258. ______iVCN owner must get out of business meiVts. Wm. GoodchUd, Br., real­ ft r t e "A #nfe pteM to buy uMd csnL[ neye cleaned, rad repaired. 26 due to poor health. Write Box S, sold or rented. Repairs on all USED MOTOROLA 'television eet | tor. Office 15 Forest ftreet 7928 , f i o « - years' experience. Free esUmstes. { Herald. makes. Marlow’a DODGE 1940 fu ficr #edan. Black, Call Howley. Manchester 5361. O>nsolette model in beautiful or 8891. . it;;- iC’ l t ' e S t o f u g ladlo and henUir. good tires. New mahogany cabinet, $199,80. Orig- j W. HARRY ENGLAND OOOkI THlBTY YtABOHap SOOM , [MEN’S Rebuilt rad relasted shoes, M II • !ULBUA1 m e te r-ra ce n ^ installed. $4p5. GUTTERS Repaired, ohlmneye re-| (3ood enough for d ress'or work inal cost $349.50. See it! Benson’s BIX ROOM house,'extra tot ESt- celleat condlUon, $9,600. • CaU TELEPHONE 2-0244 , MUmifie A-'Flaf g, Inc., 884 Ora- paired [and cleaned. Roofs built | Reajsonable prlc'ea Sam Yulyea, Furniture A AppUsnees, 718 Msln and repaired.. Phone 3385. Read Herald Advs, 701 Main s t r e e t. street ' . ’ ' I agirat 7792 dr 3898. . j -I V' '“'i \ WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 1*. "ISW H id WdfithfiT - ■%,! Avfirigfi DfiUji Prdfifi B o b Fnssaast ad C. a. Wsathar Bb n m ■5s,.-/-.. Far ths Moatb s< fiSFtw hf. 19«d tulips, narclsali lUy bulbs, daffodils, A food sale, sponsored by the fioaay and cool ttds afteraotei Tampla Chapter, No. 83, O. B. The CTP Ottb wlU hold a hay- as well as ccdchlcum, the laySnder clew and cooler toBightt Friday ytda Friday’ night All who hay* local Rotary club will bC held at J. Garden Qub flowers of which resembling cro­ 9 , 6 7 6 a., wllf meat tonight at alght W. Hald’a store tomorrow, starting, iianrli?0t^r Ktiftttttg ilTralo fate with ailghtly higher atteraeoa cus, are blossoming at present and rtitT o^ o'clock in tke Meeonic Temple* It ndada rcaarvationa will meet on the s t ^ of Center church, near at 0:30 a. m. Fancy cakes, pics the leaves come out in the spring. et «H Aadit teteperatiuefc ______:■■■». will be vlaltlng nAtrona and pat- and other pastarles as well sis Hears Address Gives Origin of Bulbs niiiisTi Tf r — ■"**— ^ ' trona night. Mra. . Mildred J. Bur­ the d^ aw ay in back.of the town ManeheOer-^A^tiy of ViUage Charm . , ~ > Vila WoaMB*a Auxfllary of St hall at 8A8 p. m. Transportation home Caimed foods and jelllea and Mr. Crockett gave the origin of dmteh wUl meet Friday ton, worthy matron of Storer home baked, beaiu will be avail­ many of. the bulbs and told of Chapter. No. 78, Weat'Hartford:’ will be furimned to and from the «a«3ac at 8 ta tli« OuUd room. farm where the hayride will be­ able.' Mrs. Benjamin Crehor* Leisure 'Is Given Here great strides that have been made Stijew tog tha bualiieaa me*ting and Frank C. Fletcher, worthy pa­ heads the committee in charge of in producing bigger and better tron of Ionic Chapter, No. 180., of gin. In the event of rain the ride : a a antertaUunant will ba praaant* will bis cancelled and money, re­ the sale and all foods will be pre­ • On “ Spring Flowering bulbs, the majority of which come .Thompaonvllle, will preside over from Holland. The speaker has a ad by tba Slri Scouta. The host- funded. pared by wives* of locad Rotariami., aaaaa for tha waning will be Mrs. the chapter during the Initiatory Bulbs** af' Meeting wealth of information to Impart work. Other officer* arlll be filled H nold Dougan, Mra. Kobert Dou> A son, Robert Henry, was bom on gardqplhg subjects, and the the Bull Tells Them by visiting matron* . and patrons Wimam C. Fiaher, IB, aon of members present left the meeting ■aa, Mra Gordon Fogg apd Mra. Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam C. Fisher, Sautrday, October 1, to M r. and Manchester Garden Oub mem­ Ludwig Banaen. from surrounding chaptera. A so­ bers held their October meeting with an urge to buy bulbs and Canton Defenders cial time with refreshments will Jr., of SO Foalet street, and Mil- Mrs. Itobert E. Crawford of East plant them right away. Following t ; . Drop Marine si Navy ton E. Doebener, son of Mr. and Hartford, at' Hartford hospital. Monday ! evening in the Robbins follow. room of Center Church House, his interesting talk Mr, Crockett fadly.Ohoat Mothera* q rcle will Mrs. Earle C. Doebener, of 374 The paternal grandparenU are answered questions. ’Mr. and Mra. Robert H. Crawford with 27 members in attendance; ndat l^day evening at 8 at the Summit street have entered and Mrs. Doris Bryant presiding Refreshments of cider and h ^ a df Mra. J^amea Ungbam. 16 Manchester Chapter* of Ameri­ Brown University. Providence, R. of Y3 Pearl street doughnuts were served by Mra Abandon City; Red can Red Cross have announced Mr*. George Reynolds spoke Lydril atraet I., where they will both study for briefly about birds and listed the Edward iCirkham and her commit­ that registrations are being ac­ th«r Bachelor of Arts degree. Mr. Aviation Views Helil The Ashbury group of the South tee. All of the doughnut* were food and kinds of ehnibbery they p cepted for Gray Ladles and Arts Fisher la a graduate of Klngs- Methodist., WSC8 wUlJiave an all­ like best. fried and brought in by Mrs. Fred and Skills workers for the Veter­ wood Academy, * West Hartford, day meeting tomorrow at the Miss Mary Chapman, hoyticul' Pohlmann of ..Hudson street, a J Entry Is Awaited ans hospital at Newington. For long-time member of the club who Rhythm Step nd Mr.' Doebener graduated from church, with a pot luck luncheon tural chairman, brought to the Information call, Mrs. Frahcls tuffleld Academy, Suflleld, Conn. at noon. The ndembers will re-ar­ meeting some new chrysanthe­ has been doing this each fall at FREE Watts, chairman of Volunteer —1 . . range the kitchen which has re­ this time. They were greatly ap­ I mums and beautiful roses, which By Defense Leaders Services, 4410, or the Red Cross Myatlc Review No. 2, Woman’s cently been remodeled, with a new she offered to the club to be drawn preciated. M ot* than Jnst baanUfal ahoea .three “ Invisible'* Plans for AH Organ­ Delivery Settee office, 8111. Benefit Association, has set ^the refrigerator and other , equipment later as a door prise. Mrs. B. F. rhythm treads with eveky step. date of Tuesday, Oiitober 18, for added at an expenditure of one Crehore held the lucky number and ised Resistance Ended News Tidbits thousand dollars. A meetlhg o f the took the rosea home. Our free delivery its fall rummage sale,, to be held Within Provisional Aflmiral Denfeld, Top In the morning at ten o’clock in group will follow in the afternoon, Principal Speaker In brown and wine genuine Snakaskln CuDed'From (/P) Wires ’tslk stoE n d service is available Odd Fellows halt All member* and Mrs. Rachel McCormick will Roderick Ctochett of the Weat INSURE Capital! Million Can­ Naval Officer, Says tv you for all your and friends are solicited for arti­ be hostess. Hartford Garden Center, who has frequently addressed the local Gar­ needs at any time White Side Wall cles for the sale. Mrs. Shirley tonese Waiting for Three/Beneinx nations begin Coal Walkout ‘View Often Evident* Miss Faith Fallow, o f 83 Gerard den Club In the past, spoke on McKINNEf*BR(lTHER8 new talke to bring their economic and for any quan­ Smith, tel. 4-0233, and Mra. Julia Real Estate M d lasuraaee In Defense Depart* TIRES Rawson, 6803, are co-chairmen tmd street, and Mias ’Thedma Stita of "Spring Flowering Bulbs.” He Transition Period union cloeer to common monetary tity. Just call PINE V? may be contacted by those who de­ Hartford, are vacationing at Wil­ brought a quantity of bulbs with 505 Main St. TeL 6060 CEHOUSESSON and commercial system . . . Con­ ment Councils; ‘Im*' him, including many types of Still Continue PHARMACY and sire their donations called for. liamsburg, ^ I N e . Hong Kong, Oct. 13.—ntrolling Load of Live nom b. in jry to Speed to "continue in thes* meetings un­ charged with lunacy . . . Organ­ til we get a contract."' tion program. • Kongtshen, 10 milea distant. American B*50 Ex* ^ Denfeld sits In on policy wi*k- But than was nothing as yet to ised city offlciale of Britain de­ Eastern Germany There’s no sign of\ collective ing by the Joint chiefs o f staff m indicate whether the NatitmalisU mands government ban on sale of bargaining in the strike of 400,- \ $1.67 pri . contraoqitivee by slot machine... plodes. With Roar Arms Monev the Navy's representative. were quitting the city under mili­ Washington, <>ct. 18—MPi^Sec- •f' 000 CIO United Steeiwoi^ers. \ ' ' Bitterness bstween Soidet Russia Heard 12 Miles Away : Negotiators Renew Efforts Denfeld summed up the Navy’s tary praaeura or whether they and Yugoslavia is finding fresh ex-, retary of State Acheaon’a blast whole case in the airing of « hot Each side 4 0 "x 8 V ’ . were attempting to reach escape Federal negotiators also re­ prsssloh in UN almost every day, against the "Soviet masters’’ con­ Two Committees Work Mil* Edith Joan Bnrbridge, 29, row in the armed services over- oorrldors ahead of tha awift mov. with showdown expected when UN iBlehairi, Eng., Oct. 13.— ! newed their efforts today to get defense policies. lag Rad troope. trolling eastern Germany mada it Steelworkers President Philip (above) sits at her desk in Brit­ Buy these for bedrooms, living rooms, and dining Kxbas. lo w ­ decides between Vngoelavla and plain today that the U. S. la pul­ /P)— A U, S. Air Force B-50 Against Time to Get Hls appearance in the witness A ihUUon, Cantoneae waited, Csechoalovalda for Security Coun­ Murray and Industry leaders back ain’s Foreign Office In London aa est price In yesr*. ling no cold-war punebea because somber with « load of live at the bargaining table. she takes over her Job aa one of chair capped arguments from a tensely, nervously, for the transi­ cil seat. Trends This Session long. String of admirals and otbsr (Drspeiy Dspartmesit) tion psriod. of Russia’s atomic exploaion. bombs dived into a wheat Cyrus S. Ching, U. S. conciUa-. the "spokesmen” on British world Informed source* in Prague Say Speaking out for the first time tion dilrcctop, headed for New policy. She previously worked high Navy officers that prasent Communist troops ware reportsd that Csech Communist-led gov­ field today and exploded with Washington, Oct. 13—(/P)—Two defense policies are putting too driving dlrebtly down th* Canton- since President ’Truman made hia York to talk with officials ot at a similar Job In the Ministry ernment alma at wiping out re­ Sapt. 23 announcement of the Rua- a roar heard 12 miles away. committees worked against time Bethlehem Steel corporation. of Information. much reliance on the Air Fore* ■ y - " - —— ------Haakow railroad to within 30 mllaa maining private eoteipriae by end B-36 bomber and the A-bomb. o< Canton. Thsrs was no telling slsm A-blaat, Acheson refsrred to All 12 crew members were today to speed funds for the $1.- Ching is setting up similar of this year. . . . Torn between the newly-crested east Gsrman killed. The plane, designed as meetings with U. S. Steel corpor­ In the final setting of the stags Martex Terry '' whether the gunfire at Kongtsusn hope and doubt, an Ohio couple 314,010,000 foreign arms program for Denfeld, the Navy had put in waa Red or Nationalist artUlery or state as an "autocratic Communist the atom-bomb carrying ver­ ation and other top steel produc­ look for evidence whether they regime.” through Congress before the Sen­ V ifl Use Prize a statement from Fleet Admiral both. ^ sion o f the B-20, was on a 180- ate and House quit for the year. ers. Then, he hopes to talk to they have found their baby son Brushes Off Protests. Murray. Chester W. Nlmlt* advising that . ^ No Reports of Besistaaoe mlle practice mission to the The House Approprietiona com­ Kitchen Towels kidnaped five years ago . . . Pes­ At bis news conference late yes­ The veteran steelworkers’ lead America’s battle plans must as­ 4 * y*^> Hong Kong has heard simism surrounds fresh attempts terday, the secretary also brushed North bea island of Helgoland mittee was exprcted to approve ''To Aid Peace sume "we. will be less ready for no reports of Nationalist resist- with 12 500-pound bomba. the money bill by tomorrow at the er shows no Inclination to give up to Insure peace hi BMkaas. off protests from four saatern Eu­ 1 his fight for a non-contributory war at ite outbreak” than Russia. aaee. Instead, 80,000 govsrnmsnt rope Communist governments, and Burate Into Flsjmes latest. And the Senate Appro-1 SU-Point Progratn t^ p a in. tbs canton region face Management of Burlington VHlagera aaid the plane ap­ I pension and welfare plan. He in- Evening News In Vermont expects assailed the current wave of ar­ priatlons group cleared the way! Denfeld laid down a six-point isolation by. encircling Reds and by peared to burst into flames Just for a quick decision by holding alste indiistry follow the exact Lord Boyd Orr, Winner 6 9 c ea. to replace 20 discharged printers rest In Csechoslovakia as terraria, recommendations of the ateM program which he said qU thrsa iasutflcisnt shipping to escape to tic. before It dropped thrdugh a light special hearings In advaixce of Of Nobel Award, Ad services should follow In order to the sea. with sxperisneed help . . . . Slow­ graund fog and struck the field. Fact-Finding board and pay 10 ly'- absorbing penleilUn glvss Aebsaon mat nswsmen aftar a H o i^ approvM. mak* unification ivbrtt! ' Heavy eolorfuS etrlped Terry toweU that will give you years y The British massed troe near i Tsming bite jK-.Um -fm»<*ngised ^TiS'Xnns program—to provide cents an hour tb finance the en­ promise of **24-lio«r enw" for closed door conferanbe with- mew! tire program. . vocates Cooperation The Navy,, he said, believss tit* of service. ., .^tha border eeparatlnj^rttlah Kow­ bare o f the Senate Foreign Rela craft wera blown hundreds of cash and contract authority for program should call fort , , eyphlis. New York epecisUst re­ yards in all directions from the PenMoBs Big Issue loon territory and China proper, I » r » ______tions committee w h ld i^ ^ t la « e - rearming friendly nations around Dundee, Scotland, Oct. 13—(J*)— 1. A speed up of the work but they did not expect trouble. ports to New England Venereal huge central crater dug by the the worid whose security is thteat- Pensions ere a big issue, too, Martex Dish Cloths to Match -M® ^seese Control conference In Bos- ly with th* march of Communism blast. Lord Boyd Orr sayi he will use the weapons evaluation board to da* The Nationalist government fled ened by Communism—already has in the strike of Lewis’ 380,000 termlne the "military worth” of to Cungklng. Acting Presidaht U ton ... American Embassy had to say publicly Burning gasoline set fire to a been authorized by overwhelming soft coal diggers. He’s set up money from the 1049 Nobel peace Warsaw says It has been adVleed ring of farm buildings and to 60 the Air Force’s B-36 bomber. Martex Dry Me Dry Dish Towels to Match . • ,39c each Tming-Jen left by plane for Kwe|- about Communist developments In majorities in both houses. pension and welfare fund to pro­ prise nearly $22,000, to promote 2. Literal support of the unifi­ by Polish Foreign Ministry that tons of sUcked wheat. Windows vide them but the benefite were Un tai neighboring Klangei prov- Europe lost none of the acid tone The State and Defense depart­ peace and world government. cation law and an Inter-servlcs tnee where an Army of some 280,- Poland has been unable to find any shattered end plaeter. ceilings fell cut off last month. which had marked hie comments ments ured the Senate Appropria­ "The Important thing ^in the agreement on roles and missions Nelly D on--- 000 has been salvaged out of re­ trace of Hermann Field, (Cleveland. In laleham houses. Fire equipment tions committee yesterday to ap­ Lewis, acting as a trustee, said before the White House atomic an­ world today la to 8^1 ’ nations of the armed forces. cent setbacks. O., architect mleelng elnee M d of nouncement gave an urgent new was summoned from nearby New­ prove the entire $1,314,010,0s- were wounded, one seriously, eaily identify the crew to persons f*. of blocking further Soviet expan­ Truman Given unlon^of democracies with ,a unit­ tem, the prime minister lias au. sion in Europe, senators gave mands on soft coal o]>erators Boys’ Body Found In Creek today when two gunmen attempted miUar with the 43rd group when would cost 30 to 35 cents a ton ColesvIUe, Md„ Oct. IS. — (F)—. 39** ABC Wearproof Rayon Lining ed front that "would stop the Rus­ thority to call an election at any to hold up a poker game In a it was in Tuscon. The B-50s usu­ study to the problem of Commu­ sians dead in their tracks." nist victories tn Cljlna. more than now. He said the in­ Sharp Rebuff The body of Otis T. MUIer, 6, misa* Guaranteed for Ufe of garmeut. 6 9 c time. • ' I downtown clgrar store. ally bear nicknames, the most fa dustry could absorb it out of ing slikce Tuesday; was fpu^ to* Navy, Mack, grey and brown. ^...... •.. • -Fd, w The former Justice presented the Attlee announced that ;-.e would The gunmen fled . after firing mo Us of which la ’Xucky Lady," Secretary of State Acheson re­ ported to thd Foreign Relations profits; day In a creek near hls hotn*. proposal to the House Foreign Af. not advise King George VI to dis­ more than a ’score of chots at the world earlier this year. ^ Lewds, at a 75-mlnute news con Hundreds of men, locludlag sol* fairs committee, now hearing ad­ solve Parliament this year.General lO men who. Police Chief Harry committee, yesterday that the ad­ Senate “Rejects Reap* 39** ABC Dependo Rayon Lining A Royal Air Force squadron re­ ministration has no present plana ference, went into an exhaustive dlera and Marine* sent frafil'Bear* vocates of various Ideas for elections in Britain are precipi­ Neleon said, were playing cante in covered the 12 bodies from the outline of his theory that powerful by pfHits, had searched for the Guaranty for Ufe of garment. Navy, black, grey, Q O ^ world goVernmenL tated by dissolving parliament the rear of the etore. Later one of for recognition or non-recognition pointment of OMs This is a very special week in our corset department...dedL of a R4d regime in China. flilancial and steel interests were child more, than 40 hours la .t)ie brawn, scarlet, tan, green, wine, copen bine...... -jEd. "The way to stop World War Sets Precedent the* giinmen, wounded in the hail (Oontlnaed on ^ agsT w o) determined to hold up a eh'al set wooded areiu Country police said ested to showing you proof that no matter whet HIV’ Roberts said, “is for tho One committee member quoted Bys 53 to 15 Vote Attlee’s announcement sat a of bullets,' waa captured and re- Acheson as saying that whatever tiement until they "battled It o u f he apparently had been dead ainefi faulu. . . you eon have the look of figure perfection. The secretf 39** ABC G loria Satin Liningl peace-loving nations, the democ­ precedent. It Is the first t' e a pioved tp ’ a liospital. Nelson said Treasory Balance Is done, he hopes Britain, France, In steel. the day he disappeared fran hls racies who have not fought an he orally admitted We pert In th'7 The UMW president said that II Washington, O ct.' 13-r(J*) - parents’ home. It’s the edrrret life Br*. Girdle, or Foundation. . . c<^ec»2r prim'e minister has used an off! the United Slates and other allied smarting 53 to 15 defeat on- the 9 9 c aggrsfslve war In the last two clai statement to say "No" to an ■hooting and that he was lunded Washington, Opt. 13—(ff)—The countries will act together. Uje gqveriiment must Intervene * *' * . $2-98 fitted by our trainid corsetiere*. Our selection of famous Fomfit Navy, Waek, grey, taui, pink and bine...... Td. ^ generations, to Join forces, so that by hie partner in th* cross fin. and. take over the .coal pits. It reappointment of Federal Power Higher Postal Rates Favored i election. position of the Treasury Oct. 11: The foreign arms bill contains ereations was never more complete. Our corsetierw *m wMting. no aggressor will dare attack us." Ever since Britain devalued the No charge was placed against hun should order a "bonaflde seizure’ Commissioner Leland Olds toiclay Washington, Oct. 13—(F>—Aa Net budget receipte, 3122,986.* $75,000,000 which the president handed l^resident Truman hls 'third to gW you their special attention; Come in and be faulUwly 27** Anno Hair Canvas Treaty First Step pound from 34.03 to $2.80 on Sept Imm^lately. 117.72; budget expenditures, 3163,- may use in the China area — be- by running the mines for the ben. addition- of approximately f 129j> ’The North Atlantic treaty is the 18 there has been a rash of predic­ Nelson Identified the dead men eflt of the people instead of the —and sharpest—Senate rebuff this 000,600 to the nation’s naall bill fitted. You’ll know then why more women wear Formia man 709,917.27; cash balance, $4,860, yesr on an important nomination. For SelGrftMsbiEe PornuuMBt fbilsh .**•**«*••* .Td. 99 c first .step, he' told the committee, tions that Attlee might ’ seek an as ITieodore Raines, 43, a Muncte 941,042.22. V (Oontlnned on Page Eight) mine owmers.N wsa recommended today by d)S : Handbags mny other make! and the Atlantic union resolution early vote of confidence from the restaurant owner, and Dewey Lewis said that past seizures of Despite the pressurq of party House Post Office committee. Tlifii Is the second. people. Wills, 84. an unemployed laborer. the coal mines had ben ",make be discipline which Mr. Truman mar­ Is about half the amount ashefi, In top handle style*. Plastic calf, faille, suedene. Many r . Uf«Brps/n>m8l.*8 40** Grey Flannel Interlining ...... 45 c Yd. ’Dill resolution would auth^ Leftwing Laborites had urged a Shot Through Heart lieve, papier-mache affairs." shalled behind the nominee, the by Postmaster OOneial Jesee ML bag* vrith sipper compartment Colors; Black, brown, Raines was shot through 'the Not Suggestihg Seizure Senate refused, overwhelmingly to ’ UtoGMlwe/romSTJI* the president of the United Stai vote soon on the ground that rie- Donaldson to meet part of aa aa* green, red and tan. j 40** Tan Flannel Interlining'...... 50c Yd. to call a meeting of the nations g prices calised by devaluation heart and fell dead beneath one of New Look for Men Shown He told reporters hd waa not return Olds to thq commission for nual deficit. Post office operatisai *| ■Jf* reawsAedeea from that sponsored the Atlantic treaty, might CLit into the government's th* three card tables in -the rear suggesting seizure and declared: a third term. carreatly ara running aronad half to explore the advantages of form­ pomilsrity within a few months. of th* "New Deal" cigar storv. "We are willing to fight this out. Week! of Bitter Debate a btlUon doDars a year la the rs^ The mine workers have whipped Main Floor— Rehr 36** Black Wool Quilted Interlining 99c Yd. ing, within the United Nations, a Devaluation also wa* follo’vcd Wills hit several times shout the Audience o f SOO at Paris The vote came shortly after mid­ The eomitottee approvsd oaljr $ 2 .2 9 plus tax ' federal union." by. rising preesure from the cpposl- abdomen, staggered to the front these operators and are- willing to night. It toUowed weeks of debate about 10 per cent of the lacreas* do it. "That Is," Roberta said, "a po­ tion Conservative party .’ind some of the store and fell fatally wound­ which steadily mounted in heat asked on newspaper and magaslaa 36** White and Black Crinoline . ; . . . 39c Yd. ed. 1, P a r^ Oct. 13—(/P) — Plunging.f. Ginger-length coats; "We ask no aid. Wo prefer to and bltternees. maUing rates. It slapped ttw hsevi litical, econbmle and defense union sections of the press and business be left alone, but. If we are not such SB we have today ahwng our for a general election.' Generally, Nelson identflqd the captured purple neckline and all—the new Alligator akin s^oes with inch- Opponents shouted that Olds Is eet c|tergee agelnM the pefWg 3 pc. Writing Set gunman aa George E. Gratser, 77, look for men has been unveiled In high crepe soles; left alone to .defeat them on their a fp* of c^taU sm , that 20 years postcard and paresi peat. 19*’ Heavy Buckram -. 59c Yd. own 48 states. those groups contended the govern­ own ground, theiv we ask fair "When ratification was com', ment should plaM, Its soclaltet of Bedford, Ind. Gratser, weak- Parle. A purplish pruhe-colored dinner ago he wrote articles which helped . . . • * • It’s all because Tailor Gaston Jacket "plunging neckline"— treatment." . * 69® plated (by American cltlsene), you jaser'jra- iu.«s; Lewie aaid that he could not at promote Communism. Wooten OUmba Along Indga Fountain pen, ball point pen and wpel propel pen- ^ J Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales and 1 would be cltlsene not only of before the electorate this autumn. to Ball Memorial hospital. He waa Waltener believes man today la In plunging to the middle of the etom- Senator Edwin C. Johnaon (D- Chlcngo, Oct. 18——A 44* cll in solid color plastic with white metal trim: Set t p V f suffering from a bullet wound In state of “veetimentary infarior- ach. thlS' time disclose a breakdown of our separate American states, and Statement lesiiea the 30 to 35-cent demand. He add­ Colo) called him e “warped, tyran­ ycnr-old womte, clnd only tn la * of the United Btetee of America— the abdomen. Ity.” Waltener yesterday showed An equally prune-hued tailcoat, nical, mischievous, egotistical panties, cUmhed bnch snd forth Rayon Underwear Follocwing a cabinet meeting, this Owner Seriously Wounded an audience of 800 what he would with opera cape of .lighter purple ed that the White Sulphur Springs \ , Stationery Dept. ' we would also be cltlsene of an A t negotiations with northern and chameleon whose predominant col­ aldng n foot-wide, third etery v lantic union. . ■tatement was laeued from tho Nelson said Ralph Fraxiar, own do about IL , ■portinif an elaborate antique eil. prime mlnieter's reeidence; weetem operators and those with or te pink.” M g e outside her npartaseat ft e i Veats or panties In flne quality rayons, that wUl launder Green Stamps Given With Cash Salea . • "Why would such extension of er o f the cigar store, wee serious-, Confldeaee-BiDoattBg Enaembles ver chain clasp. Senators supporting the nomi­ 20 mlnntea early today.' tan nu JW HAM coi "Having mgard to disturbing ly wounded from a hufiet in th* Four youngiman from tha Con- Sample Oomment the Southern Coal Producers Asso­ perfectly. Color: White and tearoee. Slsea 8^to 8. our sovereignty as cltisens In­ ciation at Charlestown, W. Vq., nation countered with chargee 4y Jumped late a net h M hy P~ M A M C H t t m C o m m * effsete on trade and Industry and stomach. Th* others rvouiided In aervatory at. Dramatic Arte—then ' A sample comment came from a crease our national security? Be­ were deadlocked. .that ^ v a t e gas and oil Interests men and was tefcsn to n cause, to mention Just one exam on the national effort by the con­ th* ehooting were Glen Castile, 40, wera no mat* fashion models to bs Britiab reporter (vvho wore a poJ tinuance of Speculation as to an He said that the union negdtiat- were backing th* fight egalnst p n ^ hospttsi, fihs Is Mrs. le, we would then find ourselves a machinist, Tom Cook, 88, and had—tidmsd and walked about to aon green tweed Jacket noh fichwandf, wif* o f Edward early general election, th* prime John Stewart, all of Muncie. show 16 such confidenca-booating matching slacks, grey pullover anci 6rt had not yet. had opportunity Oldr The J W .H A U CORK Ci possession of 00 per cent of the to present thqlr specific demands They pictured him as a devoted Schwaadt, H*r hatenaA 5 9 c each vvorldls Naval power. For that Is minteter thinks It right to nform Neleon said Frailer told him eneemblet aa: red and blue necktie banging out euMCHSSTta C o h w to the ^ r o t o r s because of the public- eerrant trying to protect e< a dowatowa parhiag m , ■what th* combined K am i forces the country bf hls ri^slon not to one of the guirmen had been in th* A black ski outfit, with «*d aide): tea wa* trylag I* sasiia.M ap ■ ■ ■ . . . t - .. : ■ ; Advertise in The Herald— It Paya advlM Hie Majesty to diasolve paisleyly scarf and green-laced "I f rd known what was coming . (t>mttn«Mi m ,Faga tb«r). - S B F B ffS BlffitV (OMiUqqsfi FM * Two) PartlaiHont tUs year.” (UnaUnaM m Fngie lOigkXi boots; up. r d have woih my dungarees.' « i.